Saturn Centre for Doctoral Training at the University of Strathclyde offers a 4-year PhD studentship in partnership with Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) as part of SATURN. The project investigates gas transport and resealing in high-salinity bentonite barriers for nuclear waste disposal, with access to advanced imaging and multiscale analysis.
The student will work across several universities, attend a bootcamp, and engage in training to become a nuclear sector expert in industry or academia.
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Gas Transport in Saline Bentonite Barriers role at Nuclearinst in Scotland, United Kingdom and grow with us.
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