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the boundaries of 6G technology. Your primary responsibility will be to spearhead research initiatives aimed at developing the domain of Edge Computing for 6G Networks. Holding a PhD (or have submitted your thesis
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will have or be close to obtaining a PhD in a relevant subject such as remote sensing, physics, mathematics, computer science or environmental science. Experience of processing satellite datasets
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Lancaster. You will be expected to produce peer-reviewed papers documenting the results. You will have, or be close to obtaining, a PhD in the field of Atmospheric or Climate Science, or a related discipline
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researchers who have been in receipt of EPSRC funding (fees and/or maintenance) during their PhD. To be eligible for this year’s scheme candidates must have a PhD (awarded after October 2024) or have sat
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large team with colleagues in Leeds studying other aspects of blood clot structure and function and their influence on thrombosis. You will have a PhD in molecular biology, cell biology, biomedical
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torsion apparatus under controlled conditions, and build new models of stress corrosion cracking under diagenetic conditions, quantified by the other team member. You will have a PhD in Geology or
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experiments by the other team member. You will have a PhD in Geology or Geophysics, and have experience in geological field work in deformed rocks, sedimentary petrography and geochemistry, quantitative
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have a first degree in one of the following subjects; biological sciences, environmental science, ecology, geography, soil science or agriculture, and a PhD in soil science, sustainable agriculture, agri
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MRC. The candidate will have a PhD and will have good experience in cell biology and tissue engineering. The candidate will also have experience of working both independently and as part of
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to research results and outputs and to the generation of independent and original ideas, ensuring a successful programme of investigation; Collating and analysing data; Participating in the research group and