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PhD Project Available through CDT in Diamond Science and Technology
Submitted by
Andrew Jardine
on Mon, 11/06/2018 - 13:33
A fully funded PhD project to study the properties of Polycrystalline Diamond has recently become available through the CDT for Diamond Science and Technology. For more information contact Andrew Jardine .
