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Research opportunities in the Department of English and Related Literature
The Department of English and Related Literature is a world-leading department. One of the UK's largest graduate schools, we are proud to have built a welcoming, international community with a global outlook. Read more
Using Crowdsource knowledge to Support Software Developers
Crowd-sourced knowledge is heavily used in software development. For example, thousands of software developers use Stack overflow website to ask questions and find solutions to the problem they are encountering. Read more
The past, present and future of a community-owned estate: building resilient ‘future heritage’ in West Harris.
In 1925 four landless cottars began an illegal occupation of machair land on the west coast of the Isle of Harris/Taobh Siar na Hearadh. Read more
Evaluating North Atlantic past ocean-atmosphere coupling by analysing and synchronising marine and terrestrial proxy archives using tephra
Ocean-atmosphere coupling is one of the major concepts of climate dynamics as it is essential for predicting properties of different modes and time-scales of climate variability under global warming. Read more
Aligning Legal and Biological Temporalities in the (Anticipatory) Governance of Infectious Disease in the UK
Research Group:
Edinburgh Infectious Diseases
Project offered for Ker Memotial PhD Studentship in Infectious Diseases. **Candidates interested in applying for this PhD project must email Professor Pickersgill BEFORE 30 June to discuss interests/suitability.**. Read more
SGSAH CDA Project - Archiving Agnes Owens: Asserting the Marginal Voice
Alasdair Gray has described Agnes Owens as ‘the most unfairly neglected of all living Scottish authors’. Read more
SCENARIO: Quantifying UK hydroclimatic variability on centennial timescales (ref. SC2023_01)
Water resources management systems have evolved to accommodate the range of hydrological variability experienced over decades – typically, the period from the 1960s/1970s, which is when most UK river flow records commenced. Read more
PhD Opportunities in English, History and Performance
We warmly invite applications for full-time or part-time self-funded PhD study. About the PhD programme. The Humanities Research Centre (HRC) at Sheffield Hallam University was founded in 1996. Read more
Flood futures: how is flood hazard risk evolving in the UK?
Project Highlights. Opportunity to develop strong skills in R programming, large data analysis, numerical modelling and cluster computing. Read more
School of Arts and Humanities History of Mental Ill-health Scholarship
Applications are invited to undertake a 3-year PhD programme at the University of Huddersfield under the supervision of Dr Rob Ellis on the subject mental ill-health/learning disability (LD) in the twentieth century. Read more
The Lilian Black Scholarship Scheme
This scholarship scheme will support research into topics related to the Holocaust and genocide. The scheme is a collaboration between the School of Arts and Humanities and Holocaust Centre North (HCN). Read more
German PhD (option of joint PhD with Stuttgart or Humboldt University)
About German PhD. Our current research students work mainly in cultural and historical studies from the Middle Ages to the present day, including literary studies, film and cinema studies; theatre studies; literary and cultural theory; and the history of ideas. Read more
Education for Sustainability and Environmental Impact: The River Garry, a river lost?
This research project adopts an ecosystem services approach to the environment thereby recognising the different services afforded in terms of productivity, ecological support, environmental regulation, and cultural services, including human well-being. Read more
GREENCDT Exploration of Neutron Counting Techniques Applied to Nuclear Reactivity Measurements
When sufficient nuclear material, such as plutonium, is in close proximity, chains of fission reactions can arise. Neutrons from one fission event can induce more fissions and so on. Read more
Research opportunities in the Centre for Medieval Studies
As the oldest interdisciplinary centre for postgraduate study of the Middle Ages in the UK, the Centre for Medieval Studies (CMS) offers world-class teaching from expert academics. Read more
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