Overview
Cranfield University is recruiting a 24-month Research Fellow to investigate lower-energy ozonation and advanced oxidation technologies for sustainable drinking-water treatment.
Complete research opportunity details
The role is part of Cranfield Water Science Institute and the Chemnovate project, examining approaches such as LEDs, microbubbles, ozone treatment and photocatalysis to reduce energy, chemical use and micropollutants in drinking-water production. Cranfield lists a salary of £38,655 per year.
Eligibility requirements
Cranfield states that applicants should have a PhD or be close to completion in a relevant engineering or science field such as chemical engineering, environmental engineering, chemistry or environmental science related to water/wastewater treatment.
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Verification notes
Verified on Cranfield University's official vacancy site. Reference 5375; 37 hours/week; 24-month fixed term; £38,655 per annum; apply by 13 September 2026.
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