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PhD Studentship: Visual Prosthesis for the Blind Award Summary 100% fees covered, and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £20,780 (2025/26 UKRI rate). Additional project costs will also be
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profiles and their effects on gut biology. Parkinson’s disease (PD) is increasing rapidly across Africa, yet most microbiome research has focused on Western populations. This PhD addresses this critical gap
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CNS tumours or solid tumours) continue to confer a poor outcome but are known to also harbour clinically significant complex genomic rearrangements in repetitive regions of the genome. Furthermore, many
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. Within this framework, pore-scale geometry is neglected and heterogeneity is captured through effective bulk properties. Governing equations based on Darcy’s law and coupled heat and mass conservation will
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analysis, with the aim of understanding how quantum-safe cryptography can be effectively integrated into next-generation network architectures. The work will contribute to the development of secure
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. This research will directly contribute to more reliable, cost-effective and environmentally responsible floating wind technology, helping secure a sustainable, net-zero energy future. Number Of Awards 1 Start
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collectively detect anomalies, coordinate actions, and adapt more effectively. Such collaboration must remain lightweight, scalable, privacy-aware, and resilient to intermittent connectivity. Aims & Objectives
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). Funds are also available for travel and other research expenses. Overview Material falling onto a black hole glows brightly in X-rays, lighting up the vicinity of the event horizon. This process happens
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-dependent uncertainties in subsurface properties will be represented using random variables, processes, or fields. The outcome will be a generalised and computationally efficient methodology for constructing
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supply-demand deficits becoming widespread by the 2050s. To effectively plan for water supply resilience, it is essential to robustly model future changes in hydrological systems. This project will develop