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-level degree in Mathematics or Computer Science with an orientation towards Theoretical Computer Science. A strong background in logic and complexity theory is highly desirable and the candidate must
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-level degree in Mathematics or Computer Science with an orientation towards Theoretical Computer Science. A strong background in logic and complexity theory is highly desirable and the candidate must
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successful candidate has obtained or is close to obtaining a PhD or equivalent degree in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or a clearly related area, with a focus on fluid mechanics. Experience in delivering
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; EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Green Industrial Futures | Bath, England | United Kingdom | 19 days ago
: Analyse how curation and drying impact mechanical properties and hygrothermal performance. Develop a Predictive Model: Create a computational model linking operational variables and material properties
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Sciences, and Mathematics. Experimental experience in fluid dynamics and/or knowledge of any CFD codes would be an advantage, but not required as full training will be given. How to apply: Candidates should
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variability to address specific research questions. Student profile: Essential skills: The student is expected to have a background in one or more of the following areas: environmental science/ mathematics
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The transition of boundary layers from the laminar to the turbulent regime is one of the most challenging topics in classical physics and applied mathematics, and stands as a bottleneck problem in
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to exploit approximate or computational solutions; however, this can be unsatisfactory in that it lacks in valuable physical insight. This insight is often crucial in changing partial mathematical solutions
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2:1 undergraduate honours degree in a relevant subject and meet our English language requirements. They should have a strong background in physics and/or mathematics (e.g., PDE, optimization) and/or
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: Applicants must hold/achieve a minimum of a merit at master’s degree level (or international equivalent) in a science, mathematics or engineering discipline. Applicants without a master's qualification may be