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Research Objectives (OBJs) include OBJ1- Modelling framework design, development, and validation of models for the eVTOL and its sub-systems for both control development and evaluation. OBJ2- Design and
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the security of e-governance systems. About the Project This PhD project will focus on the design of secure e-governance systems, ensuring their resilience against post-quantum attackers. You will
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representations are developed. In particular, the project will support designers to achieve driver and passenger experiences that surpass current best-in-class benchmarks. Beyond the automotive sector, the project
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and Technology (CST) at the University of Cambridge. The goal of this PhD programme is to launch one "deceptive by design" project that combines the perspectives of human-computer interaction (HCI) and
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research in contemplative science, designing implementing and disseminating research, combining contemplative science, artificial intelligence, and human flourishing. You will develop ideas for generating
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). Experience with qualitative research methods (e.g., ethnography, qualitative interviews, focus groups, or participatory design). Knowledge of sustainability issues impacting the medical devices industry
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Transactions 54, 10574-1058 (2025); Applied Physics Letters 126,11110 (2025). Prior experience in computational chemistry is desirable but not necessary. Applicants should have, or expect to achieve, at least a
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evolutionary mechanisms from adult cultures; (2) Knowledge produced as part of peer cultures helps communities adapt to social and ecological change. These will be empirically evaluated via experiments
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University, and industrial partners opens up unique opportunities for academic growth and innovation towards a sustainable future. Support, coaching and sparring when you feel you need it. Great possibilities
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, research integrity, and ethical experimental design. Regular seminars, workshops, and mentoring across Cambridge and AstraZeneca will provide exposure to drug discovery pipelines and translational science