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We have 103 University of York PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
University of York PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 103 University of York PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Urban gardens to improve health, biodiversity and climate-change resilience in cities in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has some of the most densely-populated cities facing overlapping risks of health, climate and urbanisation. Residents - particularly the poorest - have diets low in fresh vegetables and fruit, are subjected to hazardous levels of pollution, and have little or no access to green spaces. Read more
Urban gardens to improve health, biodiversity and climate-change resilience in cities in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has some of the most densely-populated cities facing overlapping risks of health, climate and urbanisation. Residents - particularly the poorest - have diets low in fresh vegetables and fruit, are subjected to hazardous levels of pollution, and have little or no access to green spaces. Read more
Frequency and phase stabilisation of lasers and its applications
Research Group:
Quantum science and technologies
The University of York is seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to join one of its cutting-edge experimental laboratories for research in stabilisation of laser systems. Read more
Secure and Trustable Cyber-Physical Systems for Critical Infrastructures using Generative AI and Digital Twins
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Robotics
Introduction and Background. The rapid integration of emerging technologies such as generative artificial intelligence (GAI), digital twins, blockchain, and the internet of things (IoT) is revolutionizing complex systems in various industries. Read more
Development of a robotic device for Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Robotics
Up to 25% of patients who undergo Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery experience unsatisfactory functional scores [1]. Read more
Advancing the frontier of non-equilibrium plasma enabled semiconductor manufacturing: laser-spectroscopy measurements of non-equilibrium molecular plasmas
Research Group:
Plasma and fusion science and technologies
Semiconductor technologies are foundational to our experience of the modern world, enabling computers, mobile phones and cutting-edge medical breakthroughs. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more
Plants in the Wrong Place? Weeds and weeding in Britain c.1500-c.1950
Much cultivation is accompanied by efforts at eradication, removing unwanted plants which are designated as weeds. However, weed-infested land might also be viewed as covered by a rich diversity of species. Read more
Source-specific quantification of ammonia emissions
Background. Ammonia (NH3) has an ever-growing influence on air pollution in the UK and worldwide with numerous considerable impacts such as the formation of secondary particles and nitrogen deposition. Read more
PhD in Architecture
Our research degrees advance fields of enquiry into theory and history of architecture as a practice, responsible design, community architecture, architectural heritage and urban design, sustainable buildings, and virtual architecture. Read more
Modulation of host immune response by secreted proteins from parasitic worms
Background. To establish chronic infection, parasitic worms manipulate their mammalian hosts’ immune system. This immune modulation is often mediated by excreted or secreted parasite glycoproteins (ES proteins). Read more
Adaptive Multi-Access Interoperable Communication Fabric for TinyEdge
It is an EPSRC DTP funded project, supervised by Dr Poonam Yadav. The funded opportunity is open to applicants paying UK (Home) fees wishing to study on a full-time, on campus basis only. Read more
Ammonia futures – the changing face of atmospheric nitrogen emissions
Introduction. Air pollution is the greatest environmental threat to human health, and impacts biodiversity, and ecosystem services. Read more