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Application Deadline: 15 January 2026 Details This PhD project explores deep connections between quantum field theory (QFT), geometry, and black hole physics through the lens of holography. Using exact methods
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Application Deadline: 15 January 2026 Details This PhD project explores deep connections between quantum field theory (QFT), geometry, and black hole physics through the lens of holography. Using exact methods
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to the use of chopped fibres, but can flow to form complicated geometry when compression moulded at pressures, allowing mechanical properties to be compensated through intelligent topological designs
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rapidly qualify new tooling designs. Establish if signal data can predict the impact of varying tool geometry or coating on surface integrity and tool life. The Impact Industrial Efficiency: Enable
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Topologically constrained physics-informed machine learning for modelling complex spin textures (S3.5-COM-Ellis) School of Computer Science PhD Research Project Competition Funded Students Worldwide
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. Establish if signal data can predict the impact of varying tool geometry or coating on surface integrity and tool life. The Impact Industrial Efficiency: Enable increased productivity and significant cost
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waveguide excitation significantly reduces laser damage to sensitive samples. 5. The chip geometry is stable; no free-space parts. The PhD project involves photonics device simulation and design, cleanroom
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the duct around bends. It would investigate the opportunities offered by additive manufacture for creating hollow coil geometries tailored for use with cryogenic fluids. Examples of both types of coil would
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bridges, masonry architectures, metal shells, and more. Prerequisite Knowledge: Good knowledge in mechanics, mathematics, and programming. Familiarity with computational geometry and parametric modelling is
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these structures. You will explore how gain and loss under external laser pumping, lattice geometry, and strong optical nonlinearity influence polariton topology, first- and second-order temporal and spatial