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: Department for the Economy (DfE) This scholarship will cover tuition fees and provide a maintenance allowance of £21,000* (tbc) per annum for three years (subject to satisfactory academic performance). A
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developed by a forward-thinking Norwegian company with experience in healthcare, Pelagia. Pelagia is a global market leader in high-quality pelagic fish products. The company is committed to sustainability
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economic and digital transition. This research will investigate how AI can unlock new business models, accelerate SME transformation, and create high-value, export-ready enterprises driven by AI (AIDEs
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quarter of families reported borrowing money to meet these costs, rising to 50% among unemployed parents/guardians. This PhD provides an opportunity to address these pressing challenges through a programme
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. However, they also have extremely high global warming potentials (8,800 – 22,800 relative to CO2) and both the UK and EU have pledged to phase down the use of F-gases by approximately 80% by 2030
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Apply and key information This project is funded by: Department for the Economy (DfE) Summary This PhD project offers a unique opportunity to conduct high-impact research into obesity, a complex
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Summary Precision medicine for cancers that incorporates drug sensitivity profiling can identify effective therapies for individual patients. However, obtaining adequate biopsy samples for high
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options. Adsorption is a promising approach for removing algal contaminants with activated carbon widely recognized for its high adsorption capacity and adaptability in treatment systems. However, the
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, mitigates the impact of climate variability, and enables year-round production of high-quality crops. However, the energy-intensive nature of vertical farming, particularly its reliance on artificial lighting
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they will affect local health services. This PhD offers the opportunity to address that gap. You will develop the first Northern Ireland Heat Atlas of night-time humid heat, combining climate projections with