University of York · Department of Chemistry · United Kingdom
Atmospheric Chemistry PhD: Carbon-Capture Amines and Air Quality
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YES-DTN advertises a competitive 3.5-year studentship covering a UKRI-rate stipend and university tuition fees, with research, fieldwork, training and conference support. The 2026/27 minimum stipend of £21,805 is a reference only; the 2027/28 rate is not specified. International awards are limited, and availability of this project under an international allocation is unknown. Visa costs, the immigration health surcharge and relocation costs are excluded.
Application deadline2027-01-12 (confirm the exact time with the source)
Project 2700
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