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  EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Statistical Applied Mathematics (SAMBa)
University of Bath Department of Mathematical Sciences
10 PhD studentships in Statistical Applied Mathematics at the University of Bath. EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Mathematical Sciences.
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  Communication through complex media: a novel interdisciplinary paradigm to bridge information theory and multiscale flow and transport theory
University of Nottingham School of Mathematical Sciences
  Dr M Icardi, Dr G Gradoni
Applications accepted all year round
University of Nottingham. School of Mathematical Sciences. EPSRC DTP CASE PhD studentship in Applied Mathematics. Communication through complex media.
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  Multiscale modelling of novel two-dimensional materials
Loughborough University School of Science
  Prof T Ala-Nissila, Prof A Archer
Application Deadline: 15 June 2019
Over the last few years novel two-dimensional (2D) materials and nanoscopically thin heteroepitaxial overlayers have attracted intense attention due to their unusual properties and important technological applications.
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  Enhancing the performance, condition, safety and reliability of offshore wind energy infrastructure systems using optimal design, inspections, structural health monitoring and structural control
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Dr P Omenzetter, Dr P Dunning, Dr S Sriramula, Dr Amir Siddiq
Applications accepted all year round
Wind turbines are exposed to frequent structural damage increasing the cost of wind energy generation. To drive these costs down, this project will develop new automated methods for detection of structural damage to wind turbines by examining vibration responses measured by sensors attached to the structure.
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  Marine risers: experimental damage detection, monitoring and numerical modelling using digital twins
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Dr P Omenzetter, Dr D Van der A, Prof E Pavlovskaia, Dr Amir Siddiq
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Marine risers are critical components of any offshore oil and gas production operations linking subsea field developments with production and drilling equipment atop fixed or floating facilities.
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  LNG sloshing and Leidenfrost droplet dynamics – modelling gas-cushioned liquid-solid impacts with phase change
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Dr P D Hicks, Dr M N Campbell-Bannerman
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The impact of liquefied natural gas (LNG) with the walls of its containing tank and the impact of droplets with very hot surfaces are two examples of liquid-solid impacts in which the liquid may be close to thermodynamic equilibrium with the surrounding gas/vapour.
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  Raindrops, pesticides, and oil spills – droplet interactions with porous and textured surfaces
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Dr P D Hicks, Dr Y Tanino
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Droplet interactions with porous and textured surfaces play a crucial role in many important physical processes including the spraying of plant leaves with…
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  Adding a New Layer to Biophysics
Loughborough University School of Science
  Dr T Shendruk
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In recent years, there has been an explosion in applying liquid crystal theory to biological systems. Dense suspensions of swimming microbes, cytoskeletal components, fibrous tissues and bacterial colonies all exhibit properties associated with nematic liquid crystals.
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  Granular physics and accretion discs
Loughborough University School of Science
  Dr M Mazza
Application Deadline: 1 June 2019
Granular materials are invaluable to industry and are ubiquitous in our daily lives. from dry rice and spices to raw materials. A freely cooling granular gas is an ensemble of particles undergoing dissipative collisions and free of any external field.
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  Growth of a bacterial biofilm
Loughborough University School of Science
  Dr M Mazza
Application Deadline: 1 June 2019
The vast majority of living organisms are microorganisms such as bacteria and archaea. We now know that most microorganisms do not live in the planktonic state, but rather in organized communities called biofilms.
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