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on massive networks of heterogeneous devices operating in complex, dynamic environments. However, traditional fault tolerance mechanisms struggle to manage the runtime uncertainties and diverse failure modes
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reliability. This PhD project will develop lifecycle and systems‑level models that track these fuels from production through storage, onboard use and energy conversion. Using advanced simulation and analysis
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Award Summary 100% home fees covered, and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £21,805 (2026-27 UKRI rates) Overview 6G networks are expected to enable ultra-low latency communication and
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PhD Studentship - Process Industries: Net Zero CDT: Lifecycle & Systems Modelling of Future Marine Fuels and Engine Systems Award Summary 100% fees (UK home only), a minimum tax-free annual living
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identify your programme of study: Search for the ‘Course Title’ using the programme code: 8856F Leave the 'Research Area' field blank Select ‘PhD in Process Industries; Net Zero (PINZ)' as the programme of
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PhD Studentship - Process Industries: Net Zero CDT: Advanced Process Intensification Strategies for Chemical and Catalytic Reactions Using Taylor–Couette Reactor Technology Award Summary 100% fees
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PhD studentship in Computer Science: From Formal Requirements to Specification-based Automated Testing for Safety-Critical Medical Device Software Certification Award Summary 100% fees covered, and
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Award Summary 100% fees covered, and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £20,835 (2025/26 UKRI rate). Overview The Award This PhD project is a partnership between Scottish Power and
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. This PhD project explores how formal requirements and automated testing can produce clear, traceable, regulator-ready evidence for medical device software certification. Part of the international PlaTFoRm
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contributes to Parkinson’s disease across diverse global populations? This PhD project will explore how African diet, environment, and socioeconomic context shape Parkinson’s disease–associated gut microbiome