高能锂离子电池界面化学博士研究员
PhD Studentship: Interfacial Chemistry of High-Energy Lithium-Ion Batteries
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- 研究内容
- 本项目研究高能正极材料与电池电解质之间的基础界面化学。学生将探讨电极成分、荷电状态、电解质化学及操作条件如何影响界面反应与长期电池性能，并结合电化学、物理有机和电池测试以及先进化学与光谱表征来抑制降解。
- 申请条件
- 要求申请者持有化学、材料科学、化学工程、物理学或相关学科的硕士一级学位或同等海外资格，也可能考虑具有优秀 2:1 学位的候选人。具备电池或电化学相关经验将更具优势但非必需。
- 待遇
- 该奖学金涵盖英国本土学费（Home fees），并提供每年 21,805 英镑（26/27年度）的生活津贴。国际候选人若成功申请，将获得诺丁汉大学学费差额奖学金（Fee Difference scholarship）。
- 申请方式
- 申请须通过诺丁汉大学招生门户网站（www.nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/course/research/2026/chemistry-phd）提交。截止日期为 2027 年 1 月 26 日。
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岗位信息
- 截止
- （Europe/London） 剩 90 天
- 学科
- 材料科学
- 合同类型
- 雇佣合同
- 原文薪资
- GBP 21,805 / 年（税前）
- 税后月薪（估）
- ¥13,700；房租后 ¥5,400
- 估算假设
- 单身、无子女、雇佣合同的粗略估算，以学校 offer 为准；扣除率 18%；汇率日期 2026-10-01
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- 内容更新
- 原帖导师候选（待核验）
- Professor Lee Johnson
- 来源
- jobs.ac.uk（英国博士项目及学术招聘） · 最近核对 2026-10-27
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判定依据（原文摘录）
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We are seeking to recruit a highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD student to join our battery research team
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We require an enthusiastic graduate with a first-class degree at Master's level in chemistry, materials science, chemical engineering, physics or a related discipline, or an equivalent overseas qualification. Candidates with a strong 2:1 degree may also be considered.
原文
Supervised by Professor Lee Johnson
We are seeking to recruit a highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD student to join our battery research team within the Nottingham Applied Materials and Interfaces Group (NAMI, www.thenamilab.com ) at the University of Nottingham. Our research focuses on understanding the fundamental chemistry that controls the performance and lifetime of advanced energy-storage technologies, and using this understanding to develop the next generation of high-energy batteries.
Lithium-ion batteries with nickel-rich positive electrodes offer some of the highest energy densities available from commercial battery technologies and are increasingly important for electric vehicles and other demanding applications. However, increasing the energy stored within these materials also introduces new challenges associated with their stability, particularly at high states of charge. Understanding and controlling the chemical reactions occurring between battery materials and electrolytes is therefore critical to developing batteries that combine high energy density with long lifetime.
This PhD project will investigate the fundamental chemistry occurring at the interfaces between high-energy positive electrode materials and battery electrolytes. The student will explore how electrode composition, state of charge, electrolyte chemistry and operating conditions influence interfacial reactions and long-term battery performance. The project will combine electrochemistry, physical-organic and battery testing with advanced chemical and spectroscopic characterisation to identify the processes controlling degradation and develop strategies to suppress them.
The successful candidate will gain broad expertise in electrochemistry, lithium-ion battery development, electrolyte chemistry and advanced materials characterisation. The project will be undertaken within a highly collaborative research environment with access to state-of-the-art battery and analytical facilities and interactions with academic and industrial researchers working across energy-storage science.
Funding: This PhD is eligible for EPSRC Doctoral Landscape Award funding. Once a suitable PhD candidate is identified, they will be put forward for consideration for funding at a Faculty of Science-level. Please note that funding is not guaranteed and is subject to a competitive review. Funding outcomes will be communicated in March 2027.
The award covers Home fees and provides an annual stipend (£21,805 for 26/27). International candidates may apply and, if successful, would receive a University of Nottingham Fee Difference scholarship to cover the difference between Home and International fee rates.
Entry Requirements: We require an enthusiastic graduate with a first-class degree at Master's level in chemistry, materials science, chemical engineering, physics or a related discipline, or an equivalent overseas qualification. Candidates with a strong 2:1 degree may also be considered. Previous experience in batteries or electrochemistry is advantageous but is not essential.
To discuss the project informally, please contact Professor Lee Johnson at lee.johnson@nottingham.ac.uk .
Applications should be submitted via the University of Nottingham admissions portal: www.nottingham.ac.uk/pgstudy/course/research/2026/chemistry-phd £21,805 - please see advert