12 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" PhD positions at Newcastle University
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consumables, equipment, and travel related to the project. Number Of Awards ReNU+ is a unique and ambitious programme that will train the next-generation of doctoral carbon champions who are renowned
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. An optimisation tool has been developed that uses a genetic algorithm to optimise the location of BGI taking surface water flood risk reduction and the cost of different interventions into consideration. This PhD
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also be provided. Overview In vitro models of cardiac tissue are synthetic tissues produced in the lab which allow for the development of organs and the treatment of diseases to be studied
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, shape, and surface energy. A significant challenge in CDC development is the ability to predict blending performance based on results from small-scale laboratory mixers. In this research, you’ll use
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with immune cells is key to developing new regenerative treatments. This PhD will develop an innovative joint-on-a-chip platform, a miniature engineered model of the knee joint that mimics physiological
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Process Industries: Net Zero (PINZ) . The aim of the PINZ CDT is to train the next generation of chemical engineers and chemists to develop the new processes, process technologies and green chemistries
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. Overview This project is part of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Process Industries: Net Zero (PINZ) . The aim of the PINZ CDT is to train the next generation of chemical engineers and chemists
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their well-known ability to absorb metals, nitrogen and phosphorous is used in solar driven processes that clean up the wastewater. A process co-developed by Newcastle University and Northumbrian Water Ltd
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: Identify responder needs; enhance optical detection; develop SAR indicators; fuse multi-sensor outputs using probabilistic methods; quantify performance under realistic cloud scenarios; validate across
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-being and other life-satisfaction measures Sports Environmental economics and sustainability issues Supervised by Dr Sarah Najm and Professor John Wildman, the successful candidate is expected to develop