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Computational verification of high-speed multi-material flows, where physical experimentation is highly limited, is seen as critical by the Defence Sector (source: the UK Atomic Weapons
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may be possible, please contact Dr Mark Whiting once deadline passes. You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for our Engineering Materials PhD programme. Candidates must meet Surrey
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both the fundamental physics of electromagnetic materials and practical applications in 6G communications. The PhD is 4 years and funded by DSTL (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), and you will
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treatment processes through advanced machine learning, validated against physics-based models and experimental data. 2. System Integration: Integrating the DTs into material and energy balance equations
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Research Groups at the Faculty of Engineering, which conduct cutting-edge research into electric propulsion systems, composite materials, and advanced simulation technologies. Vision We are seeking a highly
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into electric propulsion systems, composite materials, and advanced simulation technologies. Vision We are seeking a highly motivated PhD student to join our interdisciplinary team to help address critical
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of the brain, caused by a virus, an infection, or an autoimmune response. Following encephalitis, children and young people can experience physical/neurological consequences (e.g., headaches, seizures, sleep
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the successful and vibrant UK catalysis and central facilities communities, whilst building skills in inorganic and physical chemistry, applied and sustainable catalysis and advanced X-ray characterisation
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performance. However, calculating defect formation energies and migration barriers using first-principles methods remains a major bottleneck in the materials discovery process. To address this, we will develop
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short courses in the core subjects of this PhD programme including process intensification and green chemistry. This project is part of the Process Industries: Net Zero (PINZ) Centre for Doctoral training