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We are seeking a highly motivated PhD researcher to develop innovative technologies that improve sustainability in the food industry. The UK food and drink sector is the country’s largest
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Deterioration of earthworks slopes (cuttings and embankments), which support transport infrastructure and act as flood defences, is accelerating under increasing weather extremes resulting from
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on the International website . Funding The studentship is for 3 years and provides a tax-free stipend of £20,780 per annum for the duration of the studentship plus university tuition fees. Funding for this studentship
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strong social economy. Building on reflexive ethnographic methodology, data will be analysed collaboratively with the research participants. During fieldwork the researcher will undertake ethnographic
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(CHF) phenomena – the prediction of which is key to safely designing and operating water based nuclear reactors. Current industrial modelling tools necessitate excessively conservative safety margins
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integration technologies to create the next generation of smart textile and wearable systems for high performance sports (e.g., running) and rehabilitation applications (e.g., recovery monitoring
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. Funding information: Studentship type – UKRI through FLOOD-CDT . The studentship is for 3.5 years and provides a tax-free stipend of £20,780 per annum plus tuition fees at the UK rate. Due to UKRI funding