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Mathematics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Design principles and emergent behavior in biological systems
Student background. Theoretical Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering (background in biology not necessary). The student will develop mathematical and computational approaches to analyze the behavior of complex biological systems, focusing on analyzing physiological dynamics. Read more
Optimal Energy Transfer in Nonlinear Systems
Supervisory Team. Daniil Yurchenko and Tim Waters. This is a unique project to study how energy transfer can be optimally performed between subsystems of a nonlinear system. Read more
Statistics for Biologists: Leveraging user design for transcriptomics analysis
Statistics underpin the algorithms that biologists use - often with minimal statistical training. Single-cell RNA-sequencing is a cutting-edge bioinformatics field aiming to identify all the cell types within an organism. Read more
Modelling High-Power Fibre Laser and Amplifier Stability
Supervisory Team. Prof Michalis Zervas. Project description. High power fibre lasers (HPFLs), developed first at the University of Southampton, have advanced beyond recognition. Read more
Design and Fabrication of Next Generation Optical Fibres
Supervisory Team. Prof Jayanta Sahu. Project description. High power fibre lasers (HPFLs), developed first at the University of Southampton, have advanced beyond recognition. Read more
Smart Photon Delivery via Reconfigurable Optical Fibres
Supervisory Team. Prof David Richardson. Project description. High power fibre lasers (HPFLs), developed first at the University of Southampton, have advanced beyond recognition. Read more
Cluster algebras and representation theory
Research Group:
School of Mathematics
Cluster algebras are combinatorially defined commutative algebras defined by S. Fomin and A. Zelevinsky in 2001. Read more
Flexible microfluidics
This experimentally focused PhD project will explore how fluid-structure interactions can be harnessed for passive control of fluids, cargos and channel geometry in micro-scale fluidic devices. Read more
Harnack inequalities on graphs
The Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester seeks to find a PhD student in Probability Theory to work under the supervision of Dr Sebastian Andres on a research project on random walks in random environment and related probabilistic or analytic objects. Read more
Ergodic theorems with rates and large deviations on lattices
The Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester seeks to find a PhD student in Probability Theory to work under the supervision of Dr Sebastian Andres on a research project on random walks in random environment and related probabilistic or analytic objects. Read more
Large volume 3D imaging of defects in energy production materials
This exciting EngD/PhD project in 3D microscopy of advanced materials is in collaboration between, the Faculty or Science and Engineering, University of Manchester (. Read more
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Promote Food Security
Maintaining food security, with growing populations and changing climates, is one of the most important challenges facing humanity. Read more
Understanding ice formation mechanisms in convective clouds: secondary ice production during the freezing of supercooled drops.
Clouds are a major driver for much of the uncertainty in weather and climate models and span a wide range of temperatures between 30 ºC to –70 ºC. Read more
Shedding light on the functioning of root-fungal symbioses with high resolution isotopic imaging
In this exciting multi-disciplinary project, you will work at the interface between physical and biological sciences, using the latest technologies in both to address key questions that underlie food security in the face of changing climates. Read more
Machine learning applied to satellite-based measurements of volcanic plumes
This project focusses on realising the enormous potential offered by applying machine-learning techniques to satellite-based remote sensing of volcanic plumes. Read more