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contexts. The project will build on both consolidated knowledge in the history of technologies, and the most recent literature on the perception of digital and computer-assisted creative outputs
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, reactor design and computer programming. Entry requirements: Upper second class degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering or Chemistry. Funding Notes Department contribution (fee
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, has been shown to have a synergistic effect in increasing the toughness of composites in some cases. This research is following the recently started research program on understanding the effect of nano
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-resolution imaging and reconstruction of neural tissues (see https://ist.ac.at/en/research/siegert-group/). Leveraging computational tools such as machine learning and topological data analysis, we will
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Notes Studentships cover tuition fees, a tax-free stipend and consumables for the duration of the 3.5 year programme. The stipend rate for the academic year 2024/25 is £19,237. The stipend will rise with
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together with a dynamic and friendly team of researchers across two different laboratories including cell biologists, biophysicists and computational experts. This project will give you the opportunity
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Sellafield Ltd, and be part of a comprehensive doctoral training programme in this area at The University of Sheffield, led by the primary supervisor Dr Brant Walkley, in collaboration with Sellafield Ltd. and
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report to line manager(s) on a regular basis. Work with industry partners in the programme to define the basic component requirements as well as manufacturability metrics required for viability
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Tailoring the Thermomechanical Properties of High Performance Aerospace & Automotive Composite Materials School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering PhD Research Project Self Funded Dr J Foreman Application Deadline: Applications accepted all year round Details Interested in high...
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Institute (DHI) Established in 1994, the DHI’s mission is to support the innovative use of technology and computation within arts, humanities and heritage research as both a method of inquiry and a means of