Cohort IV projects are now open for applications for PhD projects starting in October 2022.
Cranfield University
Ceramic nanofiltration membranes: Creating a resilient future for drinking water supply
Supervisor: Prof Ewan McAdam
Apply here. More details at Cranfield University or FindaPhD.com
Application deadline: 31 May 2022
The potential to minimise Nitrogenous Disinfection By Products and their Toxicological Importance
Supervisor: Dr Emma Goslan
Apply here. More details at Cranfield University or FindaPhD.com
Application deadline: 31 May 2022
Drinking water treatment resilience to chemical shortages
Supervisor: Dr Irene Carra
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Application deadline: 31 May 2022
The University of Sheffield
Information Theoretic Sensor Placement and Monitoring to improve performance in complex Water and Sewer Network Infrastructure
Supervisors: Dr I Esnaola, Prof G Panoutsos
Details on how to apply here. More details at FindaPhD.com
Application deadline: 21 March 2022
Intelligent Water Distribution Systems
Supervisors: Prof J Boxall, Prof V Speight
Details on how to apply here. More details at FindaPhD.com
Application deadline: 9 May 2022
Managing strategic infrastructure to ensure safe drinking water
Supervisors: Prof J Boxall, Dr S Husband
Details on how to apply here. More details at FindaPhD.com
Application deadline: 9 May 2022
Understanding the risks associated with contaminated floodwater from urban drainage systems
Supervisor: Dr JD Shucksmith
Position filled
Newcastle University
Proactive management of dissolved organic carbon in catchments to mitigate climate change impacts on trihalomethanes formation in water treatment
Supervisor: Prof David Werner, Dr Adam Jarvis
Details on how to apply here. More details at Newcastle University.
Project closed for applications
Quantifying and abating greenhouse gas emissions from large wastewater treatment plants
Supervisors: Prof Tom Curtis, Prof Sam Wilson
Details on how to apply here. More details at Newcastle University.
Project closed for applications
Catchments as the first stage of treatment
Supervisors: Prof David Werner (Newcastle University) and Prof Virginia Stovin (University of Sheffield)
Details on how to apply here. More details at Newcastle University.
Project closed for applications
Resilience to climate change and its impact on dissolved manganese concentration in water reservoirs
Supervisor: Dr Anke Neumann, Prof Neil Gray
Details on how to apply here. More details at Newcastle University.
Project closed for applications