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This research project, part of the Gates Foundation’s global health initiative, involves detailed chemical and biological analysis of liquid and solid waste from innovative toilet systems. Students
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Design and Manufacturing Engineering to Tackle Global Sanitation Challenges - MSc by Research or PhD
to create solutions that are not only functionally excellent but also economically viable for large-scale deployment in diverse global contexts. This project aims to develop comprehensive design and
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to develop next-generation automated sanitation systems that can operate reliably in household community settings. The research focuses on creating intelligent toilet technologies incorporating embedded
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This research project focuses on developing a human-centric AI-driven smart sanitation platform for community toilet systems as part of the Gates Foundation's global health initiative. Students will
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specialisms, and coordinate stakeholder relationships while optimising internal team dynamics and external partnerships. Critical to this work is understanding how to effectively coordinate technical
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candidate will be focused and inquisitive, able to follow a protocol tightly, have good documentation skills, and work well in a team. They ideally will have lab experience in standard molecular biology
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. The scholarship is jointly funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and the University. It supports students from developing Commonwealth countries who would not otherwise be able to study in
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& journalism: candidates who wish to champion diversity in the media to ensure fairer and more accurate reporting Technology: disrupters and innovators who use tech to offer novel and transformational solutions