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programme This University of Sheffield PhD project is part of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Sustainable Sound Futures programme. Further details about the CDT and the programme can be found
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Details This project explores the textual transmission and cultural influence of Petrarch’s poetry across different literary traditions and languages, integrating computational methods to enhance
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deterministic causality, even though it is seemingly autonomous like a robot, can acquire mechanically attained computational (Brain-like) functions, behave autonomously, and even realise cognitive behaviour is a
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global castings industry. The AMRC Castings Group is a leader in advancing casting technologies and techniques. Our team provides advanced casting expertise, including computer process modelling, design
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and modelling techniques. Real-World Impact: Contribute to transformative technologies in clean energy and carbon capture. Future job opportunities: Digital modelling and computational fluid dynamics
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Sellafield Ltd, and be part of a comprehensive doctoral training programme in this area at The University of Sheffield, led by the primary supervisor Dr Brant Walkley, in collaboration with Sellafield Ltd. and
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GIF CDT: A Novel Gas/Liquid contactor for Direct Air Capture and industrial CO2 capture technologies
applications for the following project. This advert will close when a suitable candidate is identified, so early application is encouraged. The CDT boasts an exciting and challenging programme specifically
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workflows, but also by helping to reimagine digital editions beyond the constraints of print-based models. In particular, it researches and analyses how computational and AI-driven methods, including but not
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report to line manager(s) on a regular basis. Work with industry partners in the programme to define the basic component requirements as well as manufacturability metrics required for viability
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research programme is to use genetic, molecular and cellular, and imaging/image analysis approaches to understand the development and function of the vertebrate inner ear, the organ of hearing and balance