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needed for public health genomic epidemiology. You will work between world leading scientists and epidemiologists across University of Birmingham and UKHSA. This project is part of an exciting new Doctoral
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researchers in the group of Phoebe Allan working on materials chemistry for sustainability. The student will spend around 50% of their studentship located at the University of Birmingham and 50% working with Dr
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and/or Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and be keen to learn new methods. The University of Birmingham is providing full funding for this project for a UK student. International students should
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Environmental Sciences at the University of Birmingham. The supervisory team includes experts from both the University of Birmingham and Birmingham City Council. A broad range of training and professional
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group based in brand new state-of-the-art Chemistry laboratories at the rapidly growing University of Birmingham. **NOTE** Applications must be made through the university’s on-line application system by
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collaboration with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). This is funded by NIHR as part of a Health Protection Unit in Public Health Genomics between the University of Birmingham and UKHSA. In
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Engineering CDT at the University of Birmingham. Students will receive a 3-month training programme in fusion engineering at the start of the course, delivered across the CDT partner universities. For further
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set within the Fusion Engineering CDT at the University of Birmingham. Students will receive a 3-month training programme in fusion engineering at the start of the course, delivered across the CDT
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, informed by the characteristics of the technology of delivery; • To validate profiles using available demand data; • To integrate barriers and enablers into the model of ASHP installation. Person
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collaboration with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). This is funded by NIHR as part of a Health Protection Unit in Public Health Genomics between the University of Birmingham and UKHSA. In