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University of Southampton PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students

We have 160 University of Southampton PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students

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Synthesis of Nanomaterials for Medical Imaging Applications

Supervisory Team.   Andrew Hector and David Smith. Project description. We seek a student with an interest in synthetic inorganic materials chemistry for a project to produce and characterise a new group of nanomaterials. Read more

PhD in Chemistry, supported by the Mayflower Scholarship

Supervisory Team.   Matt Baud. Project description. The School of Chemistry in Southampton is looking to support a candidate to undertake PhD studies under the prestigious Mayflower Scholarship. Read more

Wavelet adaptive multiresolution representation for turbulent reacting flows

Supervisory Team.   Temistocle Grenga, Ed Richardson. Project description. Hydrogen will be, among the synthetic fuels, the preferable energy carrier able to address the spatial and temporal separation between energy production (renewable source) and consumption. Read more

Neurosymbolic machine learning (NML) for distributed diverse environmental monitoring

Supervisory Team. Rafael Mestre, Mohammad Belal, Tim Norman. Project description. This PhD project focuses on developing innovative techniques for event detection by exploiting Neurosymbolic Machine Learning methods to data acquired using distributed fibre optic sensing (DFOS) platforms. Read more

Neuromorphic Devices for Optoelectronic Neural Networks

Supervisory Team.   Dimitra Georgiadou, Frederic Gardes. Project description. Neuromorphic engineering is poised to revolutionise information technologies by developing electronic devices that can realistically emulate biological neural networks. Read more

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