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internationally recognised experts: Dr Zakhar Kudrynskyi, Prof. David Grant and Dr Timothy Cooper. Together, the supervisory team brings complementary expertise in thin-film growth, functional and dielectric
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support population-level prevention strategies. Further information: Applicants should have either a minimum 2.1 undergraduate degree in a relevant area (public health, epidemiology, economics, statistics
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support population-level prevention strategies. Further information: Applicants should have either a minimum 2.1 undergraduate degree in a relevant area (public health, epidemiology, economics, statistics
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Supervisors: Dr Negar Gilani and Professor Richard Hague The Centre for Additive Manufacturing (CfAM) Research Group within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Nottingham, recognised as
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or Dr Sanliang Ling and the hydrogen storage team at Nottingham and research labs and partner institutions world-wide. As part of your career development you will be exposed to many exciting fundamental
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researchers. Eligibility and how to apply Open to UK, EU and international candidates. Please apply online . For any enquiries about the project, email Dr Rasa Remenyte-Prescott at r.remenyte-prescott
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-edge adaptive mesh refinement techniques; a lightweight prediction tool developed upon the simulation data to predict key thermofluidic parameters for the design of high heat flux cooling components
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Area Chemistry Location UK Other Closing Date Thursday 31 December, 2025 Location: Diamond Light Source, UK / University of Nottingham, UK Contact: Dr David Duncan Starting date: July 2026 (earlier
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note that, due to funding restrictions, this studentship is only available to UK (home fees) citizens. Application Process Informal enquiries may be addressed to: Dr Stephen Ambrose – Stephen.Ambrose3
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Supervisors: Dr Negar Gilani and Professor Richard Hague The Centre for Additive Manufacturing (CfAM) Research Group within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Nottingham, recognised as