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  Future of Chemical Engineering Education: Research and Development in Curriculum Design and Delivery
University of Sheffield Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering
  Dr M Zandi
Application Deadline: 23 January 2019
The pace of development in engineering industry has dramatically overtaken the development of learning and teaching methods used in higher education institutions.
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  Developing Clinical Entrepreneurs and Innovators for a changing world
University of Dundee School of Medicine
  Dr M Moffat
Applications accepted all year round
There is an increasing interest in equipping our learners with the tools to be able to respond to change (1). The view that entrepreneurship education should be based on experiential approaches to learning is gaining ground.
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  PhD Programmes at The University of Naples Federico II
University of Naples Federico II PhD Programmes
 University of Naples Federico II. History and Academic Excellence. The University of Naples Federico II is one of the oldest Universities in the world and one of the largest in Italy.
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  Diatoms for the efficient trapping of solar energy
Victoria University of Wellington School of Biological Sciences
  Dr K Ryan, Dr Gerald Smith
Application Deadline: 1 February 2019
A PhD scholarship in biological nanostructures is offered for experimental research into marine diatoms, and in particular to study their outer cell wall that functions as an efficient trap for solar energy.
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  Antimatter Chemistry: reactive scattering collisions of antihydrogen atoms with hydrogen molecules
Aberdeen University Department of Chemistry
  Dr M Law, Dr W T A Harrison
Applications accepted all year round
Recently interest in antimatter research has increased as facilities such as CERN have succeeded in trapping antimatter atoms to study their properties [1].
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  Future scenarios for the deployment of autonomous vehicles in urban environments
Aberdeen University Department of Geography and Environment
  Dr M Beecroft, Prof J Nelson
Applications accepted all year round
It is widely anticipated that autonomous vehicles will play an important role in future urban environments, particularly in city-centres.
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  Prediction of proppant distribution during hydraulic fracturing process
Aberdeen University Department of Geology
  Dr M Manzari, Dr A Sharifi
Applications accepted all year round
Shale reservoirs are one of the important unconventional hydrocarbon resources, and play an increasingly significant role among energy resources worldwide.
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  Acoustic sensor to characterise gas mixtures
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Dr D Vega-Maza, Dr W Afzal
Applications accepted all year round
The speed of sound is a very accurate, fast and non-destructive method to determine fundamental properties of matter [1].
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  An integrated carbon capture and conversion process to produce mineral products for large-scale use
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Dr W Afzal, Dr M S Imbabi
Applications accepted all year round
Increasing demand for clean energy has led to significant research towards the development of energy-efficient and environment-friendly technological solutions of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) which encompasses methods to remove CO2 from the flue gas and from the atmosphere, recycling the CO2 for utilization and safe storage options.
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  Analysis of novel metal-ceramic composites with graded microstructures
Aberdeen University School of Engineering
  Prof M Kashtalyan, Prof I Guz
Applications accepted all year round
Metal-ceramic composites offer many advantages over monolithic metals and their alloys such as high specific stiffness and strength, better creep, fatigue and wear resistance, and good thermal properties.
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