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Developing advanced solar cells through machine learning, device physics, engineering and mathematical simulation
The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Renewable Energy Northeast Universities (ReNU) is a collaborative doctoral training programme run by the Universities of Northumbria, Newcastle and Durham. Read more
Novel Structured Surface Coatings for Protection from Chemical, Biological and Radiological Agents
This 4-year fully funded EPSRC PhD studentship offers the unique and exciting opportunity to work with the MOD (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory… Read more
Laser Spectrometry Development for Isotopic Analysis in Environmental and Medical Applications
Summary. This is a fully-funded PhD opportunity based at NPL (London) that will investigate and establish laser spectrometry for measurement of stable isotope ratios and radiocarbon in carbon dioxide and methane, relevant for environmental monitoring and drug discovery applications. Read more
Feasibility Study on Use of Ballonets For Reduced Aviation Fuel Consumption
This study uses the concept of fish swim bladders, ballonets and buoyancy control in submarines, to explore how helium, hydrogen, or a combination of both, can be used to provide lift to get planes to their typical cruising altitude. Read more
Sustainable compostable packaging formed from all natural materials
Research Group:
School of Physics and Astronomy
We live in a throw-away society in which we make, use, and dispose with detrimental effects to our environment and health, such as plastic contaminants in oceans and food chains. Read more
Ultrasonic microbubbles as an advanced therapy for drug delivery in bone repair
Supervisory Team. Nicholas Evans (FEPS), Janos Kanczler (FOM), Simon Tilley (FOM and NHS) and Dario Carugo (UCL). Project description. Read more
Brightness-enhancing solid-state technology for excitation application in masers (Advert Reference: RDF22-R/EE/MPEE/SATHIAN)
The MASER was preceded by the laser and works by Amplified Stimulated Emission of Radiation but at Microwave rather than optical frequencies. Read more
High capacity mode-division multiplexing optical fibre communications (Advert Reference: RDF22-R/EE/MPEE/ZHU)
The ever-emerging services and applications, such as cloud computation, big data, and internet of things, have imposed exponentially growing capacity demand on the communication systems and networks on all layers. Read more
Fluid vibrations for particle and emulsion enrichment and sorting (Advert Reference: RDF22-R/EE/MPEE/AGRAWAL)
Access to healthcare diagnostic technologies in resource limited and remote regions is a significant challenge in detecting and, subsequently, treating diseases. Read more
Controlling the microbial generation of nitrous oxide in wastewater treatment; a pathway to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
The wastewater treatment (WWT) process is arguably the most important biotechnological application in the modern world. Read more
Novel single-cell omics and microfluidics approaches to tackle antimicrobial resistance, [Biosciences] – PhD (Funded)
Location. Living Systems Institute, Streatham Campus, Exeter. Read more
Target tracking and detection in complex clutter environments
The Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory at the University of Birmingham is offering a PhD studentship with Thales UK as part of their recently awarded Industrial Cooperative Award in Science & Technology (iCASE). Read more
Topological design and optimisation with 3D-printed microwave devices
3D printing (or additive manufacturing) techniques have broken the boundaries of traditionally manufactured rectangular or cylindrical shaped microwave waveguide components. Read more
Topology of fine-scale bubble-induced turbulence
This project seeks motivated candidates that wish to do ground-breaking research on the turbulence of bubble flows. We know that turbulence in multiphase flows has very different features from the ones we find in single phase fluids. Read more