PhD projects-  Cohort 1: 2019

The Aerosol Science CDT welcomed fourteen students into cohort 1 in September 2019. With backgrounds from geography and earth sciences to chemistry, physics, pharmacy and biological sciences, we have a truly diverse first cohort. Building on the initial training period in Bristol, each student undertakes research on their own PhD research project, shown below.

The Coalescence of Drying Droplets

The Coalescence of Drying Droplets

Determining the effects of airborne particulates on immune and barrier epithelial cell function

Determining the effects of airborne particulates on immune and barrier epithelial cell function

Investigating the charge states of ambient and indoor aerosols

Investigating the charge states of ambient and indoor aerosols

Building flexible biological particle detection algorithms for traditional and emerging real-time instrumentation

Building flexible biological particle detection algorithms for traditional and emerging real-time instrumentation

Particle engineering approaches to control the interaction of medicinal aerosols with the lung environment following inhalation

Particle engineering approaches to control the interaction of medicinal aerosols with the lung environment following inhalation

Inhalable nanomedicine for treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis

Inhalable nanomedicine for treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis

Development of a packed bed reactor for carbon nanotube synthesis

Development of a packed bed reactor for carbon nanotube synthesis

Aerosol-assisted chemical vapour deposition (AACVD) of inorganic functional materials

Aerosol-assisted chemical vapour deposition (AACVD) of inorganic functional materials

Exploring the limits of detection for single nanoscale aerosol particles by light scattering, absorption and luminescence

Exploring the limits of detection for single nanoscale aerosol particles by light scattering, absorption and luminescence

Damage to jet engines by airborne particulates; Detection and mitigation

Damage to jet engines by airborne particulates; Detection and mitigation

Improving the understanding of the gas/particle partitioning behaviour of organic aerosols in different environmental conditions

Improving the understanding of the gas/particle partitioning behaviour of organic aerosols in different environmental conditions

Size, sources and transport of the seeds of ice in clouds

Size, sources and transport of the seeds of ice in clouds

Extinction cross section measurements for single aerosol particles confined to a linear electrodynamic quadrupole trap

Extinction cross section measurements for single aerosol particles confined to a linear electrodynamic quadrupole trap

Dynamic surface properties of atmospheric aerosol and resulting climate impacts

Dynamic surface properties of atmospheric aerosol and resulting climate impacts

EPSRC CDT in Aerosol Science

University of Bristol
School of Chemistry
Cantock’s Close
Bristol, BS8 1TS
aerosol-science@bristol.ac.uk

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