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. The post is funded by Porticus. The successful candidate will undertake a PhD programme related closely to the work being carried out in the Conversations, Culture and Communion project based at the Centre
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PhD programme within QMUL’s Wolfson Institute of Public Health, under the supervision of Dr Giuliano Russo (WIPH) and Prof. Pietro Panzarasa (School of Business and Management). As part of the project
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similar field; expertise in programming skills and statistical data analyses, including machine learning; affinity with environmental exposure modelling and high-performance computing; strong reporting and
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Supervisors Dr Oktay Cetinkaya (Lead supervisor) Prof Rishad Shafik (Secondary supervisor) Eligibility Criteria A minimum 2:1 Honours degree or international equivalent in a subject relevant to the proposed
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personalized. The candidate will investigate textiles, computational design, and functional validation of hand-worn assistive devices, aiming to create textile exoskeletons that can conform to complex hand
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highly desirable: Ability to program in Matlab, Python or similar Strong laboratory-based skills Application Procedure Informal enquiries are encouraged and should be addressed to Prof Daniel Eakins
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– United Kingdom PhD programme: Harper Adams University PhD programme Fixed term until 30 September 2028 Research project description Agricultural robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies could soon be
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university education (bachelor and master programme) was English, or; – scoring at least 100 on the TOEFL iBT test or 7.5 on the IELTS test. Two (academic) reference letters, preferably from a thesis
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of the glycosciences in international collaboration creative freedom in your area of responsibility flexible working hours participation in the university's health management program and in
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social media. Prof. Mohammed Rafiq mohammed.rafiq@roehampton.ac.uk Responsible and digital supply chain management. Supply chain decarbonization and net-zero targets. Prof. Wantao Yu wantao.yu