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PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in Bangor
We have 12 PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in Bangor
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KESS2 Scholarship (MRes): Exploring community-based social care at night: the Night Owls project
This project presents an exciting opportunity to complete a fully funded, full-time, one-year Masters by Research qualification. Interviews will be held between the 22nd and 28th of February. Read more
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KESS 2 Scholarship: (MRes) Research Masters in Molecular Medicine - BUK2E077
Four competitive KESS 2 East studentships are available to excellent students to fund an MSc by Research degree in Molecular Medicine. Read more
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KESS 2 Scholarship: (MRes) Research Masters in Molecular Medicine - BUK2E078
Four competitive KESS 2 East studentships are available to excellent students to fund an MSc by Research degree in Molecular Medicine. Read more
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KESS 2 Scholarship: (MRes) Research Masters in Molecular Medicine - BUK2E079
Four competitive KESS 2 East studentships are available to excellent students to fund an MSc by Research degree in Molecular Medicine. Read more
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KESS 2 Scholarship: (MRes) Research Masters in Molecular Medicine - BUK2E080
Four competitive KESS 2 East studentships are available to excellent students to fund an MSc by Research degree in Molecular Medicine. Read more
KESS2 Scholarship: Impact of forest structural properties on rainfall partitioning
Rainfall partitioning by tree canopy is an important hydrological process in forested catchments and accounts for a significant proportion of their water… Read more
Can More Circular Systems Deliver Net Zero Agriculture And Other Environmental Benefits?
Following a recent ERANET-Cofund research call, Bangor University invites applications for a fully funded (Defra) three-year research PhD studentship assessing the effect of increased circularity on English and Welsh agriculture. Read more
Extrapolation of economic outcomes beyond trial follow-up, are there additional challenges in paediatric trials?
During the health technology appraisal process, evidence is considered pertaining to both the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of an intervention. Read more
Event-based economic analyses of trials: Assessing current state of play and producing recommendations for future good practise
The health technology appraisal process requires evidence of both clinical- and cost-effectiveness. Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) are powered to assess the primary clinical outcome and are considered a “gold-standard” method for assessing treatment effectiveness. Read more
The UKRI CDT in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Advanced Computing
AIMLAC aims at forming the next generation of AI innovators across a broad range of STEMM disciplines. The CDT provides advanced multi-disciplinary training in an inclusive, caring and open environment that nurture each individual student to achieve their full potential. Read more
Informing trial design through the application of linked pharmacometric-pharmacoeconomic analyses
Model-informed drug development uses pharmacometric (PM) (quantitative pharmacology) approaches to inform trial design and optimise compound development strategies. Read more
Detecting Anomalies from Space Data Sources using Deep Learning Data Analytics
Analysing and then pinpointing anomalies in data sequences recorded by satellites observing our Planet from outer space require to discover change points in the data sequences. Read more
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