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is funded from 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2028. Who we are: The Independent Research Group Receptor Biochemistry harnesses the complex interplay between proteases and receptors during plant-pathogen
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career, whether in industry or academia. Please contact Prof. Isaac Chang (Isaac.Chang@brunel.ac.uk ) for an informal discussion about the project. Eligibility Applicants will have or be expected
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live in. Your role The PhD candidate will generate and study complex macroscopic flow patterns of LCE precursors, polymerize the precursors into LCEs programmed by the flow patterns, and study the
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further explore the emission reduction potential within the UK’s urban transport sector, considering the effects of supply chains. We highly appreciate comparative analysis in other cities (e.g., Beijing
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). Experience in biosignal analysis or wearable devices is desirable. To apply please contact the supervisors; Dr Pengpeng Hu - pengpeng.hu@manchester.ac.uk and Prof Li - henry.yili@manchester.ac.uk . Please
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essential to determine how these models can be made lightweight in terms of computational complexity, memory footprint, and energy consumption for deployment on edge devices or constrained gateways
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wearable and ambient IoT sensing systems for activity and health monitoring. Implementing embedded AI models for anomaly detection and behaviour analysis. Working on digital twin and serverless IoT
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research. For the working group “Past and Future Earth” (PATH) within the Research Department “Earth System Analysis”, PIK is offering a PhD position (m/f/d) (Position number: 21-2025 PhD PATH) in the field
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., health and climate/environmental data) and could include a range of data science methods, such as utilising geographical information systems (GIS), statistical analysis, machine learning, deep learning