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3.5-year D.Phil. studentship Project: Computational Fracture Mechanics Supervisors: Prof Emilio Martínez-Pañeda Oxford’s Mechanics of Materials Lab is seeking a PhD (DPhil) student to support the
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computational approaches towards a new project which seeks to better understand the causes and consequences of the correlation between multiple traits and to quantify trait variation that arises from new
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. Nicola Ray (Manchester Metropolitan), and Prof. Mariska van Steensel (UMC Utrecht), and there will be opportunities for collaboration with industry partner Amber Therapeutics. Eligibility This studentship
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The Institute of Science and Technology Austria - ISTA is looking for highly qualified candidates with Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees to apply for the PhD program. We offer fully-funded PhD
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with an international reputation for excellence. The Department has a substantial research programme, with major funding from Medical Research Council (MRC), Wellcome Trust and National Institute
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records and clinical free text. Projects will focus on improving infection diagnosis and treatment, detecting outbreaks in real time, and optimising hospital care pathways. The post is embedded in two major
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undergraduate honours degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science or Physics Excellent English written and spoken communication skills The following skills are desirable but not essential: Background in
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. The following skills are highly desirable but not essential: Ability to program in Matlab/Python Experience with Finite Element Analysis and Reduce Order Modelling Experience in Rapid Prototyping and CAD Design
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. The After the End project seeks to explore issues related to time justice, waiting, memory, care, trauma and ideas of what constitutes ‘an end’, ‘the right time’ and what it means to be ‘late’ in relation
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-wide scholarship programme, which provides a number of scholarships to outstanding Home and Overseas applicants on a competitive basis. Research in the McGonigal and Avestro groups focuses