Question 1

What are the eligibility requirements for this PhD Studentship?

Accepted Answer

Applicants must have a strong background in chemistry or toxicology and possess (or expect) an upper second-class honours MSci or higher degree (or equivalent) in chemistry, physics, materials science, chemical or mechanical engineering , or related fields. Funding is restricted to UK citizens . Explore more research jobs for similar opportunities.

Question 2

How do I apply for the PhD Studentship in Occupational Exposure to Non-Exhaust Emissions?

Accepted Answer

Submit applications via the University of Cambridge Application portal : Apply here. Interviews are scheduled for Wednesday 27th May . Reference: PU49307 . Check higher ed jobs for application tips.

Question 3

What funding and stipend is provided?

Accepted Answer

Full coverage of tuition fees and an annual tax-free stipend of £22,500 for up to 4 years , available to UK citizens only. No visa sponsorship. See research assistant jobs for comparable funding details.

Question 4

What does the project on Non-Exhaust Emissions involve?

Accepted Answer

Characterise occupational exposure to brake, tyre, and road wear particles via roadside testing, cell exposure campaigns, and source apportionment using machine learning . Develop novel measurement techniques in metrology, environmental science, air quality , and occupational health . Includes a 3-month placement at NPL . Learn more in postdoctoral research advice .

Question 5

What are the key dates and location for this PhD position?

Accepted Answer

Closing date: 11 May 2026 . Start date: 1st October 2026 . Location: Cambridge (MRC Toxicology Unit), with placement at NPL, Teddington, London . Visit university jobs in Cambridge.

Question 6

Is there visa sponsorship or international eligibility?

Accepted Answer

No visa sponsorship ; funding is for UK citizens only. The University ensures eligibility to live and work in the UK. For international options, browse scholarships .

PhD Studentship - Occupational exposure of non-exhaust emissions

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