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University of Strathclyde PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 125 University of Strathclyde PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Building a novel, physiologically-relevant in vitro model of mesothelioma for improved predictivity of patient tumour response in drug screening studies
Malignant mesotheliomas are highly aggressive tumours arising from mesothelial-lined surfaces of the lungs and serosal spaces, predominantly associated with exposure to pathogenic asbestos fibres. Read more
Understanding the activation and speciation of the active species in nickel catalysis
Nickel-catalysed methodology often relies on the in-situ formation of an active catalyst from a nickel complex and an ancillary ligand. Read more
Economics of Crime and Offender Rehabilitation (PhD in Economics)
We are looking for a high-quality student for a fully-funded SGSSS-ESRC PhD-studentship in Economics (where the candidate does not already have appropriate MSc training they will first complete the Scottish Graduate Programme in Economics (SGPE) MSc in Economics as part of 1+3 funding). Read more
Sleep and brain health: the roles of sleep duration and daytime alertness in cognitive functioning across the adult lifespan
In the context of rapid population ageing and increasing rates of mental (‘cognitive’) impairment and dementia, our project is aimed at promoting brain health and preventing cognitive decline. Read more
Extending the explainability of machine learning models in policy decision making
Governments and policy makers are increasing their use of machine learning (ML) to support decision-making. The performance of ML algorithms generally improves with the increase of model complexity, which makes it harder for end-users to interrogate the model output. Read more
Standing nonheritable variation in bacteria
The aim of this multi-disciplinary project is to develop quantitative methods to measure variation and selection, and their impacts on the dynamics of bacterial populations under changing environmental conditions. Read more
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Developing a theory of information resilience with constituency case workers
Many professionals provide information and support to vulnerable populations. Working as information intermediaries, they liaise between the complicated world of information, services, and clients. Read more
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AI-powered Smart Microscopy for Stem-Cell Engineering
In the Smart Microscopy Group, we focus on understanding how to connect bioimage analysis with computer-controlled microscopy to generate automated and adaptive imaging workflows to enable quantitative and statistically meaningful results in complex biological systems [1]. Read more
Improving Ultrasonic Imaging using Machine Learning (Enhanced Stipend - Rolls Royce EngD)
This EngD will work collaboratively between the Centre for Ultrasonic Engineering (Prof. C. MacLeod), the Department of Mathematics and Statistics (Dr. Read more
Measuring the impact of urban form on quality of life
This PhD position aims to map, quantify and compare the performance of different urban forms in our built environment in relation to a number of established aspects of quality of life (poverty, health, energy use, recycling rates, car ownership, noise and air pollution, active travel rates, identity etc… ) and to discuss the implications of findings on policy and practice. Read more
Laser Sensing for the Investigation of Sustainable and Alternative Aviation Fuels
The Centre for Applied High Resolution Spectroscopy (CAHRS), within the Centre for Microsystems and Photonics has over 20 years of experience implementing these techniques with a number of industrial and academic partners, including Rolls-Royce, Siemens, NPL, Emerson, Fraunhofer UK, LG Fuel Cells, Optosci Ltd, M Squared Lasers. Read more
Analysis of protein S-acylation with modern mass spectrometry techniques
We are seeking a PhD student to study protein post translational modifications (PTMs) with native mass spectrometry. Ideal applicants will have experience in cell biology/biochemistry and/or mass spectrometry/analytical chemistry. Read more
New Artificial Intelligence Techniques for Hyperspectral Imaging in Industrial Environments
Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) is a well-established technology able to capture images across hundreds of different wavelengths (or channels) in the electromagnetic spectrum. Read more
Physics-informed transfer learning for engineering asset management
Overview. This research aims to develop a physics-informed transfer learning model for engineering asset management, by effectively incorporating domain knowledge of experts/engineers into the machine learning model to improve its explainability. Read more
Development of spatially resolved spectroscopy for in-situ, real-time monitoring of pharmaceutical isolation process
Pharmaceutical drug isolation is a critical process which involves steps such as filtration, washing and drying to connect the upstream (synthesis and crystallisation) and downstream (formulation and tabletting) processes. Read more