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About the Project Join the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Birmingham for groundbreaking PhD research that aims to improve the knowledge of biological macromolecules
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. The studentship is also closely related to our School of Engineering. Supervisory team: Dr Gregor C. Leckebusch (University of Birmingham), Professor of Meteorology and Climatology (UK Met Office Joint Chair
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of Engineering at the University of Birmingham and delivered in collaboration with industrial partners and the Quantum Technology Hub in Sensing, Imaging and Timing (QuSIT) – one of five national hubs funded by
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the NIHR as part of EPR-HPRU between the University of Birmingham and UKHSA. In addition to the extensive training offered to all PhD students at UoB, the student will receive training and opportunities
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: Tallinn University of Technology, secondment: University of Birmingham (UK) Supervisory team: Prof. Riina Aav, Prof. Tomislav Friščić (University of Birmingham), Dr. Dzmitry Kananovich More info: https
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, or intervention using electronic, mechanical, or smart material systems. This particular PhD studentship, based at the School of Engineering, University of Birmingham, focuses on developing a microfabricated
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- 3.5 year fully funded PhD research project at the School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham. This scholarship covers (UK home) tuition fees and stipend. The stipend is the national UK
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significantly lower than that. Smart meter technology enables, potentially, a good understanding of domestic heat demand. However, these demand profiles are influenced by the technology of heat delivery, which is
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and ready to confidently take the next step forward in your career, be that in academia, industry or the public sector. Who we are looking for: We are looking for candidates who are passionate about
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@bham.ac.uk, Dr. Emre Yildirim emre.yildirim@tokamakenergy.com. Please include your CV and transcripts. This PhD project is set within the Fusion Engineering CDT at the University of Birmingham. Students will