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of focussed light to structure materials in 3D [3, 4]. By scanning a high-power laser beam through a medium, it can ‘draw’ 3D networks of waveguides (freestanding or embedded within a glass substrate), and more
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common materials in new ways to build bespoke, miniaturised antennas using magnetic nanoparticle structures. Your designs will make it possible to integrate digital technology platforms in previously
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humidity ranges. By exploiting advances in materials design, it is possible to tailor ionic transport properties while maintaining structural integrity under demanding electrochemical environments
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. The core innovation is embedding expert judgement, regulatory constraints, and equity objectives directly into policy learning using structured preference feedback and explicit constraints. The framework has
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population health. The student will have the opportunity to attend the structured Early Detection Training Programme (run in partnership with the Alliance for Cancer Early Detection (ACED)), providing PhD
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jointly learn from images and text, most current systems are still limited in three important ways: they primarily rely on statistical pattern recognition rather than structured clinical reasoning
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) and the Structured Light Laboratory led by Prof. David Phillips at the department of Physics. The PhD studentship includes travel resources for national and international research visits and attendance
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computational project where you will use a variety of methodologies to produce hierarchal 3D lattice structures, e.g. first principles calculations (density functional perturbation theory), molecular dynamics