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the University of Birmingham. We are looking for a highly talented and dedicated PhD student with a 1st class or upper 2:1 degree in the field of transport studies, civil engineering, mathematics, social science
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including the newly established Quantum Hub in Sensing, Imaging and Timing (QuSIT) and a newly awarded Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) Research Chair on multistatic radar systems. Finally, it will
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by the University of Birmingham, with supervision by Dr Gerard Cummins. Candidates will receive a world-class research education alongside professional training in transferable skills, entrepreneurship
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(or expect to obtain) a First Class or high 2:1 degree, or a Master’s degree, in Physics, Materials Science, or Electrical & Electronic Engineering. A solid understanding of semiconductor physics is a
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atomic physicist and quantum sensor developer, Dr Anna Kowalczyk, and a developmental neuroscientist, Dr Barbara Pomiechowska, at Birmingham BabyLab, in collaboration with an industrial partner, FieldLine
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and Physical Sciences at the University of Birmingham and also have opportunities to engage with the researchers at Southampton, Cambridge and Melbourne.
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University of Birmingham in the UK. The PhD candidate(s) will spend nearly two years conducting fieldwork in Delhi, India and Budhanilkantha, Nepal with the remaining one year based at NTNU in Norway
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tuition fees at the UK rate. The difference between UK tuition fee rate and international tuition fee rate will be covered by University of Birmingham funding.
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with an interdisciplinary team, including academics from the University of Birmingham, Newcastle University, University of Cambridge, National University of Singapore, and industry experts. Candidates