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the adoption of lightweight, low-carbon structural systems, ensuring these buildings remain habitable under everyday use becomes a critical resilience challenge. Current vibration serviceability criteria
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. This PhD project will investigate how biofouling affects the hydrodynamic, thermal and fluid-structure interaction performance of dynamic flexible cables and develop novel engineering solutions to enhance
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high-resolution climate data, fault records and network models, the project will quantify how hazard conditions interact with asset characteristics and network structure to produce service losses
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the University’s Application Portal: https://applyto.newcastle.ac.uk/ In ‘Course choice’ tab: Type of Study - ‘Postgraduate Research’ Mode of Study - ‘Full Time’ Year of Entry - ‘2026’ Course code ‘8420F’ Research
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6.5 overall, with 5.5 or more in each sub-skill. How To Apply You must apply through the University’s Application Portal: https://applyto.newcastle.ac.uk/ In ‘Course choice’ tab: Type of Study
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· Interest/experience in health services research How To Apply You must apply through the University’s Application Portal: https://applyto.newcastle.ac.uk/ In ‘Course choice’ tab: Type of Study - ‘Postgraduate
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and to study on this programme. How To Apply You must apply through the University’s Application Portal: https://applyto.newcastle.ac.uk/ In ‘Course choice’ tab: Type of Study - ‘Postgraduate Research
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fluids within the porous structure of sedimentary rocks. These processes are critical for both conventional open-loop geothermal developments and engineered systems, including closed-loop configurations
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: Designing and developing CAD models of test coupons and other structures Fabrication of ‘green’ test structures and sintering these across a range of conditions Characterising the mechanical properties
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stormwater) are a sustainable solution, but their long-term performance often suffers due to generic design approaches that overlook plant ecology and the interaction with soil structure development. This PhD