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join the world-leading Advanced Nano Materials, Structures and Applications (ANMSA) Group, a hub for innovation in the development of novel micro- and nanostructures and miniaturized diagnostic
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children’s development? • Through which mechanisms-of-change are different child outcomes supported in the short- and long-term? • What insights into child development can we draw from these findings? Possible
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size, weight, power and cost constraints, accurate relative positioning and motion knowledge across platforms, coordinated data acquisition strategies, and the development of SAR image formation
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on the RESPOND Theme within the NIHR Emergency Preparedness and Resilience HPRU, this PhD will develop and evaluate a near real-time surveillance and decision-support framework that integrates routinely collected
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Are you passionate about developing next-generation adaptive aircraft that mimic nature? Do you want to contribute to cutting-edge research that will transform aircraft wings from static compromises
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will explore public, stakeholder, and decision-maker perspectives on lockdown strategies, exit processes, and communications. Using co-design workshop methods, the student will develop a prototype
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Applications are invited for a fully funded four-year PhD studentship at the University of Birmingham exploring how engineered microbial ecosystems can be developed as next-generation microbiome
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frequently. The PhD project will focus on areas associated with the novel implant development and the testing of the device using cadaveric and surrogate tissues. Further details of the Oncological Engineering
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Worcestershire County Council to start in October 2026. This PhD project, BETW33N: Towards Equitable Digital Wellbeing, aims to co-develop and evaluate a digital tool to improve mental wellbeing among adolescents
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, social, cultural, and structural factors. The PhD aims to develop and test a novel systems-based framework to inform both policy and practice, identifying leverage points for more effective intervention