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will receive a generous tax-free annual stipend of £25,000, full-time home tuition fees paid, and £2,000 per year for consumables and travel. Funding from MTC requires passing their security checks
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Promat to start in October 2026. Accurate eyewitness identification is critical for criminal investigations and public safety. Yet, despite major advances in psychological science, police lineup procedures
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Programme grant can be found at https://oncoeng.org/ Funding notes: The PhD project is funded through a University of Birmingham, School of Engineering PhD scholarship which provides maintenance
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activity support grants. Due to funding stipulations set by UKRI, we are able to recruit up to 30% of international applicants to the cohort each year. You can find further details at https://www.centre
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with the organisational cultures of public, private, and third-sector bodies with divergent norms, values, and understandings of risk, safety, privacy, and operational priorities. Third, there is a
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DeBrito, and Dr Denise Ruprai) provides expertise in trauma-informed research, criminal justice, cognitive psychology, and neuroimaging, creating a genuinely interdisciplinary environment. This project sits
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expertise computational model development. Candidates who have not yet acquired their PhD would be appointed at the Research Assistant level. What we can offer you: The opportunity to advance our
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candidate with an undergraduate degree (2:1 minimum) in chemistry, chemical engineering or materials science. Supervisors: Dr Sophie Pain, Dr Rob Sommerville, Dr Elizabeth (Lizzie) Driscoll. References: 1
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opportunity to deliver research with real-world impact, helping to secure critical materials for the UK while accelerating the transition to a low-carbon, circular economy. For any informal queries, please
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with long-standing vaccine programmes, disease remains a challenge. In this project the student will use genomic and novel computational approaches to examine the S. pneumoniae causing severe infections