1 Apr 2019 The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Nuclear Energy Futures aims to train a new generation of international leaders, at PhD level,  Join the next generation of nuclear scientists and engineers with a fully-funded CDT PhD in Nuclear Energy - GREEN - a collaboration between five universities.

Sponsored by AWE part of the Nuclear Energy Futures CDT with Imperial College London, the University of Cambridge, the Open University, the University of Bristol and Bangor University. This PhD project supports the Nuclear Forensics (Provenance) programme through the understanding and characterisation of the effects of radioactive ageing on Assessment includes an oral examination, which can assess the candidate's knowledge of the broader field of nuclear energy acquired from the integrated training and site visits. To progress to PhD study, students are expected normally to have satisfactory supervision reports in all three terms. The Nuclear Energy Futures CDT places student experience at the heart of the programme. They listen to your research interests and link you to stimulating PhD projects supported by a team of industry and academic experts. Owing to the breadth of the CDT and the wide range of industry sponsors involved they can support PhD projects in: Researchers in our CDT will carry out research that underpins the safe and extended operation of existing reactors and the future development of safe, secure and sustainable new build nuclear power plants in addition to back end research on spent fuel, decommissioning and waste management. Nuclear Energy Futures. The CDT in Nuclear Energy Futures trains the next leaders in nuclear energy. The Centre focuses on key challenges for the industry such as reducing costs of both nuclear waste disposal and building new nuclear power stations. It also looks at future power station designs and fusion power. Undertake a fully-funded, four-year Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) PhD in GREEN (Growing skills for Reliable Economic Energy from Nuclear) and take your place among the next generation of nuclear experts. The GREEN CDT is a consortium of the five universities of Lancaster, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester and Sheffield.

CDT Nuclear Energy Futures . Nuclear energy is a proven safe, reliable and clean form of power generation with tremendous potential for securely providing electricity across the globe and combating climate change.

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Assessment includes an oral examination, which can assess the candidate's knowledge of the broader field of nuclear energy acquired from the integrated training and site visits. To progress to PhD study, students are expected normally to have satisfactory supervision reports in all three terms.

The Nuclear Energy Futures CDT is an EPSRC-sponsored Centre for Practical details of the programme are below.

This four-year doctoral training programme in Nuclear Energy is part of the multi- institutional EPSRC Nuclear Energy Futures CDT and aims to provide scientists 

Several members of the South West Nuclear Hub are celebrating the renewal of the Nuclear Energy Futures Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT), funded by EPSRC.. The centre, led by Imperial College London, involves the University of Bristol, EDF Energy, Cavendish Nuclear and the National Nuclear Laboratory alongside many other collaborators. This four-year doctoral training programme in Nuclear Energy is part of the multi-institutional EPSRC Nuclear Energy Futures CDT and aims to provide scientists and engineers with a broad overview of the nuclear energy sector in addition to in-depth training in a detailed area of civil nuclear energy. This four-year doctoral training programme in Nuclear Energy is part of the multi-institutional EPSRC Nuclear Energy Futures CDT and aims to provide scientists and engineers with a broad overview of the nuclear energy sector in addition to in-depth training in a detailed area of civil nuclear energy.

The Nuclear Energy Futures CDT places student experience at the heart of the programme. We listen to your research interests and link you to stimulating PhD 

The Nuclear Energy Futures CDT places student experience at the heart of the programme. We listen to your research interests and link you to stimulating PhD  1 Apr 2019 The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Nuclear Energy Futures aims to train a new generation of international leaders, at PhD level, 

Join the next generation of nuclear scientists and engineers with a fully-funded CDT PhD in Nuclear Energy - GREEN - a collaboration between five universities. Please apply for the GREEN CDT, which is open for 2020 entry. Next Generation Nuclear (NGN) aims to develop future research leaders to support the UK's  We would like to congratulate Former YPI Ph.D (Fusion CDT) student David Shaw We hope that we will be able to welcome them back in the future for The podcast delves deep into the world of plasma physics and nuclear fusion, Inducing locally structured ion energy distributions in intermediate pressure plasmas. 4 Feb 2019 Each CDT will train a minimum of 50 researchers. advanced biomedical materials, renewable energy from nuclear, offshore renewable engineers to find solutions for the grand challenges we face today and in the future.”. Embedded Intelligent Systems, Infrastructures and Approaches The focus of the third seminar in the UM-INL Nuclear Energy Futures Series is on Embedded  Series: Nuclear Energy Futures. January 12, 2010. Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa and a major oil exporter, suffers from chronic energy shortages. The Nuclear Energy Futures CDT combines innovative research and teaching, guidance from academic and industry experts and a supportive environment to help you make a better energy future. >> Our cause. Our study programme.