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for constraining the spin of the compact object being lensed which will involve both theoretical and computational modelling. If you wish to discuss any details of the project informally, please contact: Prof
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Application deadline: 15/08/2025 Research theme: Computer Science No. of positions: 1 Eligible for: UK This 4-year PhD project will be funded by DLA studentship and is open to UK students
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to how well they meet the following criteria: A first class or strong upper second-class undergraduate honours degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science or Physics Excellent English written and
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School/Faculty: Computer Science Eligibility: UK/International Funding: School of Computer Science Studentship consisting of the award of fees, together with a tax-free maintenance grant of £20,780
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, spanning domains from automotive and avionics to healthcare, increasingly rely on distributed and multi-layered control architectures. These systems comprise interconnected computing nodes, actuators and
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called glueballs and the temperature effects of confinement. The project will be based on performing computational simulations and theoretical calculations of QCD. It will involve applying quantum field
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Physics, Theoretical physics, Maths or other closely related subject (e.g. Materials Science with evidence of strong computational background and skills). To apply, please contact the supervisors; Dr Thomas
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will be jointly supervised by: Dr Dominik Leichtle, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh Dr Elham Kashefi, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh Dr Theodoros Kapourniotis, National
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High-Performance Computing is entering a revolutionary phase characterised by Exascale capabilities, with step-changes in technology enabling numerically intensive processes to answer outstanding
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background, we welcome applicants from other relevant disciplines, including psychology, sociology, criminology, law, and computer science. This PhD studentship is fully funded for up to 3.5 years with a tax