PhD in Sustainable Bioprocess Systems

Converting carbon dioxide (CO₂) into sustainable fuels and chemicals is essential for achieving net-zero targets and enabling a circular manufacturing economy./nMicrobial electrosynthesis (MES), where electroactive microorganisms use electrical energy to convert CO₂ into valuable products such as acetate and ethanol, offers a promising low-carbon pathway./nThis PhD project will address this challenge by developing a next-generation experimental platform integrating microfluidic bioelectrochemical reactors, real-time operando characterisation, and sustainability assessment./nLocation: Surrey, United Kingdom.