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leveraging computational biology and artificial intelligence to optimise microbial strain engineering and bioprocess strategies for converting agro-industrial residues into high-value chemicals. The successful
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degree (or equivalent international qualification ) with a UK master's degree (with an average programme mark of no less than 65%) or international equivalent . Applicants must meet the minimum
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stratified fluids. For the first time, the research will provide an integrated mathematical, computational, and experimental study of mode-2 ISWs, building on recent results from the research team, who were
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require additional academic and pastoral support in preparation for their future studies. The ideal candidate will: Deliver engaging teaching and assessment primarily on the Foundation Programme, including
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Loughborough’s Doctoral students, working in any discipline, to participate in a 16-week programme , which will run from w/c 9th March to w/c 29th June 2026 . Successful applicants will spend an average
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for our University athletes and plan a Talent ID programme across the David Ross Education Trust (DRET) schools and Charnwood College. You will contribute to our athletes competing in BUCS through
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. The position is part the UK Hub for Quantum Enabled Position, Navigation and Timing (QEPNT), one of 5 UK hubs being delivered by the UKRI EPSRC as part of their Quantum Technology Programme. QEPNT is headed by
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for: The project entails the inspection and analysis of engineered porous structures via computed tomography. These engineered structures are stochastic and lattices. The materials range include polymers and metals
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AI Systems Engineer (KTP Associate) Other Academic Related grade 6 from £38,000 to £40,000 per annum, plus £2,000 per annum training budget. Department of Computer Science, School of Science
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-time teaching and scholarship role on its highly regarded undergraduate degree programme in Architecture. The programme builds on the University’s heritage in design and making, with some of its earliest