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Requirements: Applicants must hold/achieve a minimum a 2:1 MEng or merit at Masters level or equivalent in engineering, physics or chemistry, depending on the project. Applicants without a master's qualification
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• Singapore • Mexico • Republic of Korea • UAE • Poland • Vietnam • Egypt • Morocco This Scholarship is potentially available to students commencing a Masters course of study in one of the following academic
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Requirements: Applicants must hold/achieve a minimum a 2:1 MEng or merit at Masters level or equivalent in engineering, physics or chemistry, depending on the project. Applicants without a master's qualification
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studentship. Your research will study how the beneficial use of dredging materials (soft muds) can be used in restoring degraded salt marshes. This research is linked to a salt marsh restoration project being
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gives consumers the indulgent sensation, but also offers a guilty-free emotion after eating. Therefore, innovations are needed to provide sugar substitute solutions without compromising taste. It is well
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Design and Manufacturing Engineering to Tackle Global Sanitation Challenges - MSc by Research or PhD
both technically sophisticated and manufacturable at scale. With increasing emphasis on rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing, and cost-effective production methods, there is growing demand
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formulations. We are seeking a motivated and curious MSc by Research student to join an exciting interdisciplinary project focused on developing an innovative oral drug delivery system. This project aims
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household and community-level sanitation systems and academic investigation into the coordination mechanisms and collaborative approaches that drive effective technology advancement. A critical challenge in
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. However, because this population is small and slow-reproducing, changes in abundance or vital rates are difficult to detect statistically, and typically lag behind underlying shifts in health
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liability for the agreed course. The scholarship is jointly funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and the University. It supports students from developing Commonwealth countries who