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Water bounces off lotus leaves but spreads and fully wets the trap rim of carnivorous pitcher plants, turning it into a deadly water slide for insects. This fully funded 4-year PhD project
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biology, chemistry, psychology and social science, facilitating knowledge discovery. The intuitively uninterpretable high-dimensional data and network data become visually scrutable upon being mapped into 2
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eligibility criteria, this funding is restricted to Home fees candidates due to Council requirements Start date: October 2025 Total Hip Replacement (THR) is a common surgical procedure, with nearly 100,000
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Overview: This exciting PhD opportunity is at the intersection of aerospace engineering and cutting-edge technology. It focuses on developing an innovative ground-based robotic inspection system
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employee. This realism and the accessibility of tools to create such content has widened the threat landscape. Ordinary people are more vulnerable than ever. Despite this, there is limited research examining
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visualization purposes. The system will be able to present knowledge-based actionable information that can lead to informed real-time decision-making and reduced downtimes. The outcome produced by this research
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response have led to targets for reducing overflow frequency, ecological harm, visual impacts, and protecting bathing water. This PhD project has been co-developed with four UK water companies and the
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Extended reality (XR) is steadily developing into a reliable digital environment, bringing tangible advantages to various practical scenarios. Realistic use cases include immersive medical training
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This project investigates the brain and psychological outcomes of a behavioural change intervention for weight loss. The aim of the randomised controlled trial is to evaluate the effectiveness of an audio/visual
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. Collaborate with clinical experts and patient groups, attend conferences and meet leading research experts. Project aims and objectives The aim of the randomised controlled trial is to evaluate