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About the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology

The Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology is a very dynamic organization that brings together top-notch research in the areas of engineering, chemistry, biology, and physics. We are a diverse group, bringing in the best staff, students, and researchers world-wide, and we encourage applications from exceptional, highly motivated graduates.

We have strong ties with industry and other departments that allows us to conduct world-leading research and are considered ‘Among the Best in the World’ in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.  We offer two PhDs, one in Biotechnology and one in Chemical Engineering, as well as four Master’s courses:  the Master’s in Bioscience Enterprise (MBE); an MPhil in Advanced Chemical Engineering (ACE); the MPhil in Biotechnology; and the MPhil in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, which is a research-based MPhil. We would encourage you to review our courses offered, and if you choose to apply, we would look forward to considering your application.

7 courses offered in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology

Advanced chemical engineering - mphil.

This is a unique programme for chemical engineers seeking the advanced skills required by companies in which rapid change and working with developments in other disciplines is the norm. The course combines taught work and conventional research.

Students receive an education both in advanced aspects of chemical engineering and in essential areas of engineering administration, such as technology policy, finance and management. There are aspects designed to develop professional problem-solving skills. Students will also undertake a research project within the University, where they will be required to plan and execute their own work. The projects may include industrial collaboration.

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Bioscience Enterprise - MPhil

The MPhil in Bioscience Enterprise (MBE) programme is an intensive taught science and business course intended for those who have an interest in enterprise and the ambition to found technology companies or take up leadership, executive or consultancy roles in the life sciences sector.

The syllabus comprises a series of interdisciplinary modules covering the commercial exploitation of the latest advances in biotechnology together with the business expertise and management skills associated with bringing scientific opportunities to market. Further to the extensive lecture programme, students gain practical business and management experience through professional practice assignments, and will participate in a consulting project and a research placement, both of which they normally undertake with host companies.

Biotechnology - PhD

The Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology is a world-leading centre for research in the process industries and covers a broad range of topics including healthcare, sustainability, energy, and materials.  Individual academics offer a broad range of topics.

The Department welcomes applications to undertake research towards a PhD but is unable to accept candidates for whom no supervisor is available.  The Department does not offer a taught PhD programme. Instead, it admits those applicants who meet the academic admissions criteria and whose research interests match those of an available member of the academic staff who is willing to act as the student's supervisor.

Biotechnology - MPhil

The 11-month full-time MPhil in Biotechnology combines taught and research elements to provide students with state-of-the-art education at the interface of biology with physical sciences and technology. The programme is offered by the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology in collaboration with several other University departments and with support from a range of industry champions. In this very interdisciplinary programme, students acquire the foundations and learn about the latest advances in biotechnology, gain practical skills for wet-lab and computer-based work, and develop competencies to become business-savvy scientists in the fast-growing biotech sector.

Chemical Engineering - PhD

Chemical engineering and biotechnology - mphil.

The Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology is a world-leading centre for research in the process industries and covers a broad range of topics, including healthcare, sustainability, energy, and materials. Individual academics offer a broad range of topics. Please consult the Research Groups page on the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology website for more details.

The Department offers a one-year MPhil by research degree that is formally known as the MPhil in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (MPhil CEB).  The Department welcomes applications to undertake research for the MPhil, but is unable to accept candidates for whom no supervisor is available. Please note that this is a research-based MPhil with no taught component.  We welcome applicants who meet the academic admissions criteria and whose research interests match those of an available member of the academic staff who is willing to act as the student's supervisor.

Sensor Technologies and Applications EPSRC CDT - MRes + PhD - Closed

5 courses also advertised in the department of chemical engineering and biotechnology, biological sciences bbsrc dtp - phd - closed.

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The Cambridge Biosciences DTP is a four year fully-funded PhD programme that aims to create highly skilled and employable people. The programme offers training across 23 University Departments/Institutes and 3 Partner Institutes providing access to a wide range of research areas related to the strategic themes of the BBSRC. We offer three types of DTP studentships:

• DTP Standard

During the programme, DTP Standard and Targeted students will undertake two ten-week rotations in different labs before commencing their PhD. They will receive training in a variety of areas including but not limited to statistics, programming, ethics, data analysis, scientific writing and public engagement. Students will also undertake a 12-week internship (PIPS).

iCase students are not required to undertake rotations but may do so if they feel that this training would be useful. They must undertake a placement with their Industrial Partner for a minimum of three months and a maximum of 18 months.

Students will be expected to submit their thesis at the end of the fourth year.

Part-time study, whilst not the norm, may be viable, depending on the project, and will be considered on a case by case basis so please discuss this option with your proposed supervisor before making an application for this mode of study.

Computational Methods for Materials Science CDT - MPhil + PhD

From the Department of Physics

The development of new materials lies at the heart of many of the technological challenges we currently face, for example creating advanced materials for energy generation. Computational modelling plays an increasingly important role in the understanding, development and optimisation of new materials.

This four-year doctoral training programme on computational methods for material modelling aims to train scientists not only in the use of existing modelling methods but also in the underlying computational and mathematical techniques. This will allow students to develop and enhance existing methods, for instance by introducing new capabilities and functionalities, and also to create innovative new software tools for materials modelling in industrial and academic research.

The first year of the doctoral training programme is provided by the existing MPhil course in Scientific Computing, which has research and taught elements, as well as additional training elements. The final three years consist of a PhD research project, with a student-led choice of projects offered by researchers closely associated with the CDT. ( https://ljc.group.cam.ac.uk ) 

Developing National Capability for Materials 4.0 EPSRC CDT - PhD

From the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy

Interdisciplinary Nanoscience and Nanotechnology - PhD

The vision of this PhD programme is to deliver bespoke cohort-based interdisciplinary training which promotes holistic problem-focused thinking for nanoscientists, and drives new scientific directions as well as impactful, and responsible translation of research to technologies. A particular emphasis will be exposure to a broad range of world-class research environments, to allow students to discover their individual research and technology interests and develop strong ownership of their PhD topic.

The first six months of the programme will provide advanced-level training, specifically designed for students, through an integrated lectures + practicals module on Applied Nanoscience, a module on System Integration for Experimentalists and one short and one longer experimental project, prior to final selection of an interdisciplinary PhD research project between two research groups in the Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, Materials Science or another relevant department within the University. An additional module on Innovation for Scientists will help students develop a wider perspective, including training on innovation, sustainability and responsible research.

Throughout the programme there will be an environment supporting creativity, resilience, peer-to-peer learning, networking and connectivity. The programme will offer professional skills training to support students for different career paths in industry, academia and beyond, and will help students discover and nurture their leadership approach in varied contexts. Cross-cohort events will include student-led conferences, research seminars, onsite and offsite research and career development workshops led by internal and external experts and other activities.

Scientific Computing - MPhil

The MPhil programme in Scientific Computing provides world-class education on high performance computing and advanced algorithms for numerical simulation at continuum and atomic-scale levels. The course trains early-career scientists in the use of existing computational software and in the underlying components of the simulation pipeline, from mathematical models of physical systems and advanced numerical algorithms for their discretisation, to object-oriented programming and methods for high-performance computing for deployment in contemporary massively parallel computers.  As a result, course graduates have rigorous research skills and are formidably well-equipped to proceed to doctoral research or directly into employment. The highly transferable skills in algorithm development and high-performance computing make our graduates extremely employable in all sectors of industry, commerce and finance.

The MPhil in Scientific Computing is suitable for graduates from any discipline of natural sciences, technology or engineering, who have good mathematical and computational skills.  

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The bioinformatics training facility of the school of biological sciences organizes high-quality, hands-on training courses in bioinformatics and computational biology, targeting all audiences, from undergraduate to postgraduate level and beyond., school-based facilities open to all include:, bioinformatics training facility at the department of genetics, high performance computing services.

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Two Research Assistant Jobs (PhD Positions) Biotechnology or Genetic Engineering at the University of Münster in Germany;   Public job advertisement 43,000 students, 8,000 employees in teaching, research and administration, working together to shape the future – that is the University of Münster. Embedded in the atmosphere of the city of Münster with its high quality of life, it attracts students and academics from Germany and abroad with its diverse research profile and attractive teaching programmes. The Institute of Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology in the Department of Biology at the University of Münster is seeking to fill two positions at the earliest possible date as Research assistant (E 13 TV-L, 65 %) to be filled.

Two part-time positions (65%), each limited to 3 years, are available. The full-time teaching commitment is 4 SWS. Your tasks: The position involves the realisation of a PhD project. Plastic pollution has become a clear threat to many environmental niches and ecosystems as the use of plastic products and their release into the environment is rapidly increasing. Polyethylene (PE) is the most widely used and highest-volume plastic (approximately 30% of all plastics). Due to the absence of reactive groups, plastics with a C-C backbone are often categorised as non-degradable and are generally disposed of by incineration or landfill (67%).

About 12% of plastic waste is recycled as goods of inferior quality and performance. The actual catalytic pathway for upcycling PE waste into value-added products is <1%. It is clear that there is an urgent need to develop new pathways for innovative upcycling of plastic waste to bring about a paradigm shift in the plastics economy. This approach is being pursued in an EU-funded project to achieve innovative and sustainable recycling of PET.

The central tasks in the project include : -Molecular biological work, genome editing in Gram-positive bacteria and yeasts (Cre-lox, CRISPR- Cas) for the conversion of long-chain alkanes to diols and dicarboxylic acids-Cultivation in bioreactors (1 – 15 litres)-Characterisation of the product portfolio (GC-MS) and the necessary enzymes (CYPs)-Writing of scientific publications

Our expectations: -A successfully completed Master’s degree program with outstanding achievements in astudy subject such as biology, biotechnology or bioprocess engineering.-Proficient in written and spoken English.-Experience in the genetic engineering of Gram-positive bacteria or yeasts using Cre-lox or CRISPR-Cas isan advantage.-Experience in analysing diols or dicarboxylic acids is also an advantage.-Ability to work in a team, communication skills, organisational skills and independent working methodsare expected.

Your benefit:  – Collaboration in an interdisciplinary and international team to work together on the issues of the future. – Appreciation, commitment, openness and respect – these are values that are important to us. – With a large number of different working time models, we enable you to work flexibly – even from home. – Whether you need care or childcare – our Family Service Office offers you specific support services to help you balance your private and professional life. – Your individual, customised training and further education is not only important to us as an educational institution, but a matter close to our hearts. – From Aikido to Zumba – our sports and health programmes from A to Z ensure your work-life balance.

The University of Münster is committed to equal opportunities and diversity. We welcome all applications regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic or social origin, religion or ideology, disability, age, sexual orientation or identity. Family-friendly working conditions are a matter of course for us.  Applications from women are expressly encouraged; women will be given preferential consideration if they have the same aptitude, qualifications and professional performance, unless reasons relating to the person of a competitor prevail.

To apply: Have we piqued your interest? Then we look forward to receiving your application as a pdf file by 23.04.2024 to: [email protected]   University of Münster Institute of Molecular Microbiology and Biotechnology Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Schmid Corrensstraße 3 48149 Münster. Advertisment reference number for queries: 2024_03_32

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