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global change, damaging critical infrastructure resilience. This project is part of the prestigious Loughborough University Vice Chancellor’s PhD Cluster – RAINDROP (Resilient eArthwork INfrastructure
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global change, damaging critical infrastructure resilience. This project is part of the prestigious Loughborough University Vice Chancellor’s PhD Cluster – RAINDROP (Resilient eArthwork INfrastructure
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Loughborough University Vice Chancellor’s PhD Cluster – Super-Smart Textiles (SuS-Tex) for Healthcare and Sports. The Doctoral Researcher will join a cohort of five researchers belonging to the SuS-Tex cluster
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(Dr Simon Kondrat at Loughborough University) and X-ray absorption spectroscopy at Diamond Light Source and the University of Leeds, you will make, test, and characterise alkali catalysts. Specially
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select 'Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering' under ‘Programme’. Please quote the advertised reference number, ‘FP-CTS-2025’, under the ‘Finance’ section of your application. Please note that 1 January
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should have or expect to achieve, at least a 2:1 (or equivalent) in any engineering degree programme, physics or mathematics. English language requirements: Applicants must meet the minimum
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clearance level. The Engineering Doctorate Researcher will follow the EngD in Model-Based Systems Engineering Programme. They will be based at NPL. Entry requirements: A minimum of an upper-class honours
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part of the Sports Technology Institute with a long history of successful research collaborations with global companies and Loughborough University is currently ranked the best university in the world
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specialist training through the EnerHy CDT and be based at the Caterpillar Innovation & Research Centre at Loughborough University. You’ll also gain hands-on experience at Caterpillar’s Peterborough site
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Centre at Loughborough University. Primary supervisor Professor Vadim Silberschmidt is happy to discuss this opportunity via email at V.Silberschmidt@lboro.ac.uk . Name of primary supervisor: Professor