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reward mechanisms that can incentivise participants to contribute to the training process. Entities should be fairly compensated based on their contributions, which requires developing methods to assess
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influences process reliability, efficiency of usage of hospital resources and risk to staff and patient safety. Hence, having a model that integrates these various aspects of procedure is essential to result
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advances linking the buoyancy-driven component of AMOC variability to the differences in available potential energy (APE) between the eastern and western boundaries of the North Atlantic. Physically
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supportive lab culture with flexible working practices Applications welcome from candidates from under-represented backgrounds Adjustments available to support candidates with physical disabilities
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. Ideal Candidate: You’re a highly motivated student with a first-class or upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent) in Engineering, Physics, or Applied Mathematics, or a related field. Strong
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, this interdisciplinary project will couple mathematical models of earthworm movement, stochastic models of the measurement process and designed experiments to improve earthworm detection. Project This project will work
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proactive and enthusiastic individual with a first-class or upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent) in: Engineering (Mechanical, Materials, or related disciplines) Physics, Chemistry, or Applied
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in a subject relevant to the proposed PhD project (such as mathematics or theoretical physics) is our standard entry, however we place value on prior experience, enthusiasm for research, and the
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upper second-class honours degree (or equivalent) in Engineering, Physics, or Applied Mathematics. Experience in coding and CFD is advantageous but not mandatory—an eagerness to learn and innovate is key
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ensure you hold an offer of a place by the time the school committee make their selection. To enter the School of Arts, Languages and Cultures PhD Studentship competition, you must submit an application