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chemistry modelling techniques scientific machine learning high-performance computing molecular design, generative AI, database handling and analysis collaborative, project management, presentation and
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times. Lithium-ion batteries due to their high energy density, long lifetime, fast charging, wide operating temperature, and light weight, are the most common choice for the energy storage system (ESS
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Applications are invited for a University of Warwick PhD Studentship in The Department of Computer Science in collaboration with the Department of Psychology. The PhD will start October 2026
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technology. Hydrogen fuel cells can produce clean electricity from hydrogen and oxygen, but their performance and cost are limited by platinum-based catalysts. This project will use advanced computational
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to enhance performance & longevity; and interplay between degradation modes. Characterization methods will include bespoke microscopy facilities, in-house and Synchrotron & neutron operando studies, and
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cutting-edge PhD project in collaboration with leading energy materials researchers and industry partners. Ion-exchange membranes are key to electrochemical devices, yet balancing performance and stability
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’. Warwick University is renowned for its high-quality research and a thriving PhD program. This strong research culture enhances both the PhD student’s experience and the demand for our graduates. This PhD
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intellectual disability associated with either a rare genetic syndrome or a co-occurring condition such as autism. People with moderate-profound intellectual disability and complex needs are at high risk for
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) at WMG, University of Warwick to work on: Environmental effects on the long-term mechanical performance of short-fibre-reinforced thermoplastics (ENFORM) Short-fibre reinforced thermoplastics (SFRPs
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(Centre for Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems) at the University of Warwick is an innovative, interdisciplinary fully funded PhD programme that brings together science, engineering