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Are you ready to tackle a research challenge with real-world impact? We invite motivated and talented graduates to apply for an exciting PhD project exploring how creatine supplementation can be
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structure. This PhD project will investigate systemic financial risks emerging from the convergence of agentic artificial intelligence and retail trading platforms. Using a combination of experimental
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This 3-year full-time funded PhD opportunity in partnership between Department of Life Sciences at Manchester Metropolitan University and Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital . This project provides
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form for a full time PhD in Biological Science Please complete the Doctoral Project Applicant Form , and include your CV and a covering letter to demonstrate how your skills and experience map
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to this project, please get in touch with the proposed Principal Supervisor. To apply you will need to complete the online application form for a full time PhD in Physical Sciences (via the ‘Apply’ button above
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deliver environmental benefits remains limited. This PhD will explore how green infrastructure supports ecosystem health and biodiversity in cities. Working with Manchester Met’s Smart Infrastructure Lab
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progress from fundamental surface science to the fabrication of intelligent, multiplexed sensor arrays, enabling fast and reliable cardiovascular health monitoring. This exciting 3-year PhD will be conducted
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/Electrical or Communications Engineering (or equivalent experience). Desirable – MSc or PhD Level qualifications in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Application requirements: Skills Sound understanding
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discipline A first degree and a PhD (or near completion) in a relevant field Confidence and experience teaching at foundation and undergraduate levels Ideally, experience delivering up‑to‑date research methods
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expertise in Artificial Intelligence and Human-Computer Interaction and an interest in applying technology to improve lives. You should have: A PhD (completed or near completion) in Computer Science or a