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findings in peer-reviewed publications and at scientific conferences. Project aims and objectives This doctoral project proposes a 3-year investigation into the bidirectional influence of training and match
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study of some of Egypt's earliest metal objects found in funerary contexts. Using advanced non-invasive analytical techniques, the research will evaluate manufacturing methods, technological choices, and
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investigate which local biotic and abiotic factors control the extent of LWS-related biodiversity and habitat improvements across a range of different UK river systems. Project aims and objectives Carry out a
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to support identification of such deepfakes. Using a mixed-method methodology and eye-tracking technology, we will investigate whether people can reliably identify deepfakes (face images and video clips), what
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geometries while delivering graded biomechanical support for key tasks like pinching, grasping, and extension. The PhD student will work on two key objectives: 1. Develop a novel method to link the geometry
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track record, with scientific curiosity and a commitment to rigorous research. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English. Experience of working in a team environment. Experience of working
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not sufficiently understood. This involves complex physics at the interface of plasma physics, shock physics, material science and thermodynamics. The objective of this project is the computational
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their practical deployment. The Project: This PhD will develop the science and engineering required to overcome these bottlenecks, with the following objectives: • Uncover the mechanisms driving enhanced hydrogen
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and knowledge creation, where academic, civic, and policy actors collaborate to co-produce knowledge and solutions. Key Research Objectives Evaluate the impacts, strengths, and challenges of the CRN’s
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Met. Project aims and objectives The primary objective of the study is to synthesise catalysts, characterise and integrate them into electrochemical devices targeted for carbon dioxide reduction