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geometries while delivering graded biomechanical support for key tasks like pinching, grasping, and extension. The PhD student will work on two key objectives: 1. Develop a novel method to link the geometry
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detected. As a result, UKHSA’s Real-time Syndromic Surveillance Team are working with N/LAB at the Nottingham University Business School to explore whether we can use anonymised sales of pharmacy over
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their practical deployment. The Project: This PhD will develop the science and engineering required to overcome these bottlenecks, with the following objectives: • Uncover the mechanisms driving enhanced hydrogen
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on artificial turf surfaces. It will also benefit from a novel methodology to observe and measure the surface response during traction testing and it is expected that this will be further extended within the PhD
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or existing tools into an effective pipeline. Highly collaborative, good communicator, able to find solutions to problems, to work effectively as part of a team. Creative thinker, able to contribute
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to address important problems and find solutions that will improve patient outcomes and population health. The University actively supports equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from
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symbiosis, through of co-location of several Breathaboard processes, enhancing both efficiency and sustainability. The PhD will focus on three key objectives: Investigate Microstructural and Chemical Changes
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, and household appliances. The research aims to apply a novel porous treatment technique to control turbulence generation mechanisms, thereby mitigating aerofoil broadband noise. A key objective is also
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. The enhanced image quality will support earlier and more reliable detection of eye diseases. Combining artificial intelligence with mathematical modelling, this non-invasive, cost-effective approach has
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objectives, outline methods statement, and anticipated timeline. The proposal should use consistent academic citation. Applications not including a research proposal cannot be considered for award