12 civil-engineering-soil-structure-interaction PhD positions at University of Warwick
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understanding. The Centre is an exciting venture bringing together leading research groups in the Department of Chemistry, Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) and the School of Engineering at the University
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School of Engineering Funded PhDs Funded opportunities to work on specific research projects in a variety of areas across the School of Engineering. Eligibility: PGR applicants in the School
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quantum mechanics (QM-in-QM) methods to enable the accurate simulation of charge transfer and light-matter interactions at interfaces. You will model surface catalytic reactions and surface spectroscopy
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Background Earthworms are synonymous with our notion of beneficial soil biology playing a key role in maintaining a healthy functional soil. Earthworm populations are estimated to have declined by a
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, which is not possible with current systems. It aligns with key STEM themes and EPSRC’s strategic focus on ‘Engineering’, ‘Health and Medical Technologies’, and ‘AI, Digital, and Smart Applications
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algorithms * Parallel algorithms and distributed computing * Parameterized complexity and structural graph theory * Random structures and randomized algorithms * Sublinear and streaming algorithms
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Qualification: Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering (PhD) Eligibility: UK Students, EU Students, International Students Award value: Home fees and tax-free stipend - See advert for details Project
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loop recycling of the resulting 3D printed materials. The overall ambition of the ERC DeCoDER project is to make fundamental step-changes in 3D printing ink technology so that 3D printed waste can be
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(minimum 2.1 honours or equivalent) in a STEM subject including Computer Science, Data Science, Engineering, Physics or Maths. A relevant MSc/MEng is desirable but strong candidates without postgraduate
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verification of resilient state estimators for the eVTOL and HESS. Essential and Desirable Criteria - Background: control/mechanical/electrical engineering, physics or computer science - Essential knowledge