PhD Candidate in Geoenvironmental Engineering

Could this fully-funded PhD position be your next big step?

We are looking for enthusiastic PhD candidates to join our Geoenvironmental Engineering Research Group. This PhD project on “Developing a comprehensive 3D model for the use of nanoparticles in groundwater remediation”, provides an exciting opportunity to work with leading experts in the field. 🔍 Key Details: 📍Institution: Department of Civil Engineering and Management 📚Research Group: Geoenvironmental Engineering 💰Funding: Full-fund is currently available for UK home students, but potential international applicants will also be considered for prospective competitive scholarships 👩‍🎓Eligibility: 2.1 honours degree or a master’s and having numerical programming skills 💡Supervisor: Dr Peyman Babakhani 💡Co-supervisor: Dr Vivek Bedekar

🧩 Why Apply? ▫️ Work with top researchers in a supportive academic environment ▫️ Gain modelling skills with experts in the area of contaminant transport modelling and groundwater remediation using nanotechnology ▫️ Collaborate with industry - SS. Papadopulos & Associates, a groundwater modelling Incorporation in the USA ▫️Access to excellent research facilities such as HPC at the University of Manchester 📩 Interested? See further details and the application link now via FindAPhD. Have questions? Reach out to me (peyman.babakhani@manchester.ac.uk)!

Company Description The University of Manchester is a prestigious Russell Group university known for its teaching excellence and research innovation. With a history of world-changing discoveries and 25 Nobel Prize winners associated with the institution, we are committed to advancing education and knowledge for the benefit of society. Our diverse range of courses and large alumni community demonstrate our global impact and reputation.

Role Description This is a full-time on-site role for a PhD Candidate in Geoenvironmental Engineering at The University of Manchester. The candidate will be responsible for conducting research, collaborating with academic faculty, writing research papers, and presenting findings at conferences. The role involves actively participating in research projects and contributing to the academic community in Manchester.

• QualificationsResearch skills and experience in numerical modelling and computer programming (e.g., Fortran)
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a research team
• Knowledge of relevant software and tools in groundwater modelling
• Background in Environmental Engineering, Water or Hydrology Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field