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please contact the supervisors; Dr Kathryn George - kathryn.george-2@manchester.ac.uk and Prof Andrew Masters - andrew.masters@manchester.ac.uk . Please include details of your current level of study
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within Computer Science, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related subject area. You must have a Master's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a closely related area or equivalent
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the position. The position will be supervised by Prof. Casper Boks from the Department of Design and Assistant Professor Erica Löfström from the Department of Psychology. The Head of Department will be your
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& Technology, Data Law & Governance, LGBTQ+ Rights, Anti-Discrimination Law, EU Internal Market Law, Digitalisation. Co-supervisor: Dr. Masuma Shahid, supervisor: Prof. René Repasi Job requirements We
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Supervisory Team: Prof Neil Sandham PhD Supervisor: Neil Sandham Project description: This project is focused on scale-resolving simulations (large-eddy and direct numerical simulation) combined
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. David Marlevi, Prof. Ulf Hedin, and Dr. Ljubica Matic to improve stroke risk prediction for patients with carotid atherosclerosis using a multidisciplinary combination of data-driven imaging
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, there are many situations where freezing is not possible, or electricity is not available, and room temperature storage would be desirable. The aim of this PhD is to develop polymers, and small molecules
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physiology etc. This PhD project is suitable for applicants with a background in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or closely related fields. Candidates with a strong interest in RF engineering and/or
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Applications are invited for a position in the rapidly expanding data analytics run by Prof Adam Dubis. The main focus of the team is to develop deep learning tools for prediction of disease progression
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other research, he examines how nature conservation organisations long made so-called 'primitive' peoples an object of protection. In his current Vici-grant research project Moving Animals: A History of