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Start date: 1st October 2026 Funding This PhD project is in a competition for a Faculty of Science funded studentship. Funding is available to UK applicants and comprises ‘home’ tuition fees and an
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offering fully funded studentships for October 2026 entry. The programme offers postgraduates the opportunity to undertake a 4-year PhD research project whilst enhancing professional development and research
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Project Supervisor - Dr James Bull A PhD position is available in laser spectroscopy to probe the excited- and ground-state dynamics of next-generation photomolecular motors (PMMs). The position is
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. The standard minimum entry requirement is 2:1 in Computing science or related fields. Mode of Study Full-time Start Date 1 October 2026 Funding Information: This PhD project is in a competition for a Faculty of
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papers. Attendance at summer schools, such as the National Centre for Atmospheric Science summer school , will provide additional networking opportunities. This PhD project is in a competition for a
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, Biochemistry, or Natural Sciences. Minimum academic requirement - A 2:1 undergraduate degree with a Masters qualification. Start Date: 1 October 2026 Additional Funding Information This PhD project is in a
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, Physical Sciences, Chemistry, Natural Science, Mathematics. Mode of study Full-time Start date 1 October 2026 Funding This PhD project is in a competition for a Faculty of Science funded studentship. Funding
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2026 Additional Funding Information This project is awarded with a 4-year Norwich Research Park Biosciences Doctoral Training Partnership PhD CASE studentship with Inspiralis Limited. The studentship
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We are looking for a motivated and computationally interested student, to work in bioinformatic project on cutting-edge metagenomics and clinical translation. In the 4-year PhD project
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ecosystems, seabirds are also particularly threatened by human activity. To design effective conservation strategies, it is crucial to know how seabirds connect marine sites through their movement along marine