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Urban Transport for sustainability
The University of Sheffield invites applications from outstanding candidates for this PhD scholarship opportunity. The project is looking at understanding the interplay of transport emissions and economic output enabled by transport and mobility in urban environments. Read more
Evaluating the Long-Term Impacts of Local Transport Policies
Supervisory Team. Professor John Preston, Dr Laila Ait Bihi Ouali. Project description. Read more
Cellular logistics: Biological physics of selective protein and gene transport across the nuclear envelope
Research Group:
School of Physics and Astronomy
The coordinated transport of proteins and nucleic acids between the nucleus and the cytosol is vital for proper gene expression and cell function, and hijacked by viruses to propagate. Read more
Modelling the economic impacts of non-regulated road transport safety in the Global South
The growth of countries of the Global South may rely on various transport modes, referred to as irregular, informal, para-transit, and non-regulated transport, that do not conform to international standards. Read more
Public transport accessibility and inclusivity for people with low vision [Self-Funded Students only]
Research Group:
Complex Systems
Our ongoing research across two Schools in Cardiff University, Computer Science and Vision Sciences, have enabled us to understand issues and challenges people with low vision face in their daily commute using public transport. Read more
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Functional assays for purified hormone transport proteins.
Biology background: Auxin transport proteins establish auxin gradients and help determine plant form and size. Read more
Applying Human Factors for Resilient Future Transport Systems
Supervisory Team. Dr. Katherine Plant & Dr. Katie Parnell. Project description. In the future, autonomous systems are poised to become widely available to assist us with our mobility throughout our day to day lives. Read more
Keeping users and citizen scientists in the loop in transport modelling [Self-Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Complex Systems
Modelling transport of all forms (car, public transport, walking and cycling) remains highly relevant to Net Zero goals, inclusivity and economic development. Read more
The transport of plastics and alien particles under waves
While substantial fundamental research has been conducted in recent decades on sediment transport under waves,, little is known about the behaviour of alien particles dispersed within a sand bed mobilised by waves. Read more
Economic modelling of gender issues in road transport
The inclusion of gender issues in road transport has been long recognised. Therefore it appears necessary that effective road transport policies should address gender issues sufficiently. Read more
PhD studentship on the Demonstration of sympathetic cooling and diabatic ion transport in an ion trap quantum computer
At Sussex we have recently realized a new generation of ion chips which incorporate an X-junction ion trap array as well as integrated current carrying wires required to implement high-fidelity 2-qubit gates. Read more
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Development of one pot synthetic reactions towards novel squaramides for application in organocatalysis and anion transport( Ref: WD_2020_46_WSCH_2)
Post summary. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates interested in pursuing a PhD in the area of organic and analytical chemistry on a recently funded research project within the PMBRC at WIT. Read more
Detection of unsafe human-vehicle interactions using next-generation computer vision algorithms and behavioural modelling for safe construction site operations
Primary supervisor. Dr Panagiotis Angeloudis,. Transport Systems & Logistics Laboratory. , Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London. Read more
Application of deep learning to characterise transport of waste-derived gas in Lower Strength Sedimentary Rocks (LSSRs)
This is a 4-year PhD project funded by Nuclear Waste Services after a competitive call for PhD bursary. The topic of research is on use of machine learning for characterising the complex transport of gas in LSSRs. Read more
Turbulent transport of plastics in water system
A PhD scholarship is available to Australian and international students in the group of Dr Matthias Kramer in the School of Engineering and Information Technology (SEIT) at the University of New South Wales (UNSW Canberra) on turbulent transport of plastics in fluvial systems. Read more