42 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building PhD positions at University of Nottingham in United Kingdom
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to provide support on the application and interview process. Discover our benefits, visit Your Benefits website. We welcome applications from UK, Europe and worldwide and aim to make your move to the UK as
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Research Group) Aim: Model and analyse component and system level reliability, availability and resilience of hydrogen systems Background Driven by climate change concerns and net-zero carbon targets, in
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industrial process that underpins not only the supply of consumer goods, but also the scale of food production required to feed the billions of people on this planet. However, catalysis is challenging to study
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training. The goal is to build realistic, culturally sensitive digital avatars that simulate dementia‐care scenarios in care homes. Through co-design with carers, care-home staff, families and community
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optical setup construction. They will make use of commercial simulation software to test electromagnetic designs, algorithmic coding to design metamaterials, fabrication techniques to produce
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Supervisors: Prof Ioan Notingher (School of Physics and Astronomy) Dr George Gordon and Dr Abdelkhalick Mohammad (Faculty of Engineering) Funding: fully-funded (stipend and PhD fees) Start date
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mechanical/manufacturing/materials science/physics to build strong knowledge in both manufacturing and material science while establishing relationships with both academic and industrial areas at international
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of approximately £20,780. After a suitable candidate is found, funding is then sought from the University of Nottingham as part of a competitive process Interested applicants can find out more by contacting me via
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of Nottingham as part of a competitive process Interested applicants can find out more by contacting me via email. Send me a message at angus.pettey1@nottingham.ac.uk with the subject line “Interface
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(healthy mitosis). Links between Ki67/MCP and cancer are highly likely but remain elusive. The project, using advanced cell bioimaging and gene editing approaches, will build upon exciting pilot data