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We have 8 Electronic Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Liverpool
Electronic Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Liverpool
We have 8 Electronic Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students in Liverpool
PhD in Carbon Nanotube-Based Ultra-Compact Particle Accelerators - PPPR076
Particle accelerators are at the heart of groundbreaking research in physics, enabling discoveries that shape our understanding of fundamental forces and particles. Read more
Adaptive Robotic Chemists for Resilient Pharmaceuticals
The future of small-molecule pharmaceuticals, driven by advancements like generative AI for novel molecule and material design, still critically depends on high-quality data from physical experiments to verify model-based projections. Read more
Rydberg Quantum Sensing Technologies for Resilient Communications
Developing sustainable ICT and future telecommunications systems (e.g., 6G, quantum comms, AI-assist) with a bold focus on resilience has become a key national priority. Read more
Scalable Green Manufacturing of Lead-Free Carbon Perovskite Solar Cells
Aim. The aim of this project is to develop sustainable, low-cost roll-to-roll manufacturing methods to significantly improve production efficiency of carbon based Cs. Read more
Digital Transformation of Chemical Analysis for Sustainable Materials Development
Chemical analysis is the process of identifying, separating, and quantifying the components of a sample to understand its composition and properties. Read more
EPSRC Energy Transfer Technologies Doctoral Training Hub
Are you passionate about applying research to real-world problems? Are you considering a PhD but are also interested in a career in industry? Are you interested… Read more
Multiplex imaging to uncover key biomarkers and whole brain neuron circuit interaction during stroke recovery.
We aim to comprehensively depict the activity patterns of the mouse brain in recovering from ischemic stroke through the development of a series of new technologies from various teams. Read more
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