Research group activities
The Energy Reactions and Carrier Research Group undertakes research in:
- Negative and Net-zero Energy Technologies (e.g., BECCS),
- thermochemical energy storage,
- production, application and processing of new fuels and energy vectors (ammonia, hydrogen, synthetic hydrocarbons, solid carriers),
- sustainable production of high-value chemicals for Net-Zero Chemical Industry,
- physics of granular flows,
- sustainable processes and processing.
Note to Ph.D. applicants:
- Applicants for a PhD will require a good, First-Class (or equivalent), 4-year degree in chemical engineering, engineering, chemistry or physics. Research in the group will often call on a good understanding of transport processes, mathematics, reaction engineering and thermodynamics, so candidates must be willing to develop proficiency in these areas.
- High standards of written and spoken English are required. Short-listed applicants will be interviewed.
- Funded vacancies for post-doctoral positions in the Group will be advertised on https://www.ceb.cam.ac.uk
- We do NOT offer undergraduate internships.