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Astronomy PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 29 Astronomy PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 29 Astronomy PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
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Magnetohydrodynamic wave interaction with flows in the Sun's chromosphere
Supervisor. Dr E. Verwichte (enquiries. Erwin.Verwichte@warwick.ac.uk) www.warwick.ac.uk/go/cfsa/people/erwin. Research Centre. The Centre for Fusion, Space and Astrophysics (CFSA) focuses on plasma physics applied to the grand challenges of fusion power, space physics, solar physics, and astrophysics. Read more
Optimisation of Landing Gear at Overall Aircraft Level PhD
This 4-year PhD opportunity is sponsored by UKRI/EPSRC, Airbus and Cranfield University. Eligible students could receive a tax-free bursary up to £17,312 per annum. Read more
DISCnet PhD Studentship in linking fundamental physics to cosmological data with the large-scale structure of our Universe
PhD studentship in the Astronomy Group. PhD project. The Data Intensive Science Center in the South East Physics Network (DISCnet) invites candidates to apply for our data science centric PhD position working to link fundamental physics to cosmological data with the large-scale structure of our Universe!. Read more
Wind turbine array design optimization
Applications are invited for a PhD (via MPhil) studentship in the Jeremiah Horrocks Institute for Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy. Read more
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(A*STAR) Fewer Labels Large scale deep learning to Astronomy
Machine learning is becoming ubiquitous in many areas of science and technology. However, their use and benefits and the practice on data is still just starting. Read more
Hunting for Hidden Black Holes in our Cosmic Neighbourhood
Supervisory Team. Prof. Poshak Gandhi. Project description. Black holes are the densest form of collapsed matter. Understanding these enigmatic objects has implications not only for extreme physics at energies far beyond what we can create in laboratories, but also for galaxy evolution and cosmology. Read more
PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences - Xenoliths in carbonaceous chondrite meteorites as treasure troves of early Solar System history
Aims. This project will explore the dynamics and composition of our Solar System during its tumultuous birth ~4.5 billion years ago by studying fragments of highly primitive asteroids that are preserved as xenoliths in meteorites. Read more
Computer vision in astronomical and manufacturing processes
The project revolves around the application of computer vision techniques developed for the analysis of astronomical images to the field of quality assurance within the inspection of jet engine components used for the aerospace industry. Read more
PhD in Geographical and Earth Sciences - Tracking the evolution of C-complex asteroids using carbonates
Project aims. This project will explore the evolution of C-complex asteroids during the first few million years of Solar System history. Read more
Space Plasma Turbulence Throughout the Solar System and Beyond
The vast majority of the visible Universe is in a plasma state, and one of the most widespread behaviors observed in such plasmas is turbulence – the transfer of energy across a broad range of scales that leads to complex chaotic motions, structure formation, and energy conversion. Read more
Gravitationally lensed explosive transients
Gravitationally lensed explosive transients is an exciting and rapidly growing field, fuelled by the first discovery of a. multiply-imaged supernova. Read more
The dynamics of small-N systems
Most stars form in groups of dozens to a few hundred, but our understanding of the dynamics of such systems is surprisingly very lacking. Read more
Physical and wind properties of hot, luminous stars with ULLYSES
Massive stars are rare, though dominate the radiative, mechanical and chemical feedback in star-forming galaxies. Read more
Gravitational-wave astronomy: new approaches to understanding compact binary mergers
In 2015, the kilometre-scale LIGO laser interferometers observed tiny ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves from the collision of two black holes. Read more
Forecasting radiation for the Lunar Gateway space station
Supervisor. Dr R. T. Desai (enquiries. ravindra.desai@warwick.ac.uk. ); Professor T. D. Arber. www.warwick.ac.uk/go/cfsa/people/desai. Read more
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