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University of Strathclyde Mathematics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 11 University of Strathclyde Mathematics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 11 University of Strathclyde Mathematics PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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Join the world’s largest academic ultrasonic engineering unit in 2022 at FUSE CDT: the Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Ultrasonic Engineering
Fully-funded 4-year PhDs in Ultrasonic Engineering open for application until 31st January 2022. Ultrasonics is the science and technology of sound at frequencies above the audible range. Read more
Intelligent decision system for development of efficient pharmaceutical separation processes
In the manufacture of high-value chemical products, such as pharmaceuticals, separation and purification from complex, multicomponent mixtures are crucial steps. Read more
Modelling the effect of the electric double layer on electron transfer kinetics
Electron transfer between molecules in solution and a surface (e.g., a metallic electrode or semiconducting substrate) occurs in a wide variety of important areas, including catalysis, corrosion, electrodeposition, photochemistry, etc. Read more
Sustainable paper making using foam
Despite the advent of 21st century electronic communications, paper remains one of the most widely utilised materials in the world. Read more
Direct numerical simulation of polymeric-fluid flows
Polymers and turbulence are two of the most difficult problems in statistical physics. In the past, the study of polymeric liquids was divided in two categories. Read more
Finite temperature superfluid turbulence flow-structure interactions via immersed boundary methods
This is a multidisciplinary research project that combines the quantum physics of superfluid turbulence flows with advanced computational fluid dynamics for flow-structure interactions. Read more
Foam improved oil recovery
Typically in oil and gas production, only a small fraction of the oil present manages to flow out of an oil reservoir under the reservoir’s own pressure. Read more
Clean Energy Technologies for a Rapidly Developing World
The world’s population is expected to exceed 9 billion by 2050, 30% higher than current estimates. Most of the growth is expected to occur in emerging and developing countries, where energy access remains a daunting challenge. Read more
Catalytic reforming of syngas hydrocarbons to maximise hydrogen production
Hydrogen is an energy source of the future. It is imperative to develop competitive hydrogen production technology from renewable sources such as biomass. Read more
Advancing Next-Generation Waste-to-Energy Technologies
Organic wastes are valuable for energy, nutrients and fuels; however, in many parts of the world, these materials remain an “untapped resource” ―treated as waste. Read more
Shifting stability windows and the past and future of coastal ocean productivity, from California to the Arctic
Marine food webs rely on microscopic phytoplankton (the primary producers) finding physical environments that are stable but not too stable. Read more
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