270 phd-in-computational-mechanics-"St"-"FEMTO-ST" positions at University of Manchester
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. For further information about the research group, see webpage http://ashokkeerthi.weebly.com/ The successful applicant should have, or be working towards, a PhD in synthetic organic chemistry, polymer chemistry
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scientific aims, published as well-documented open source tools for wider adoption. The successful applicant will have a PhD with a significant computational and/or statistical element and will have experience
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early-stage Prosperity Partnership programme and the post will be based at The University of Manchester in the Henry Royce Institute. You will be a conscientious, innovative experimental scientist who has
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PDRA’s and PhD researchers. The PDRA will also collaborate closely with non-academic partners for both projects, including national governments, river basin agencies, international agencies and development
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the centre. Successful applicants will have (or be about to obtain) a PhD in computational biology or computer science, with knowledge of multimodal spatial omics data integration and machine learning
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process and that they are aware that you wish to be considered for funding. In order to be considered, applicants must apply for a place on the PhD programme of your choice as early as possible before
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platforms (growth, characterisation, electrochemistry), computational modelling, or AI/automation, depending on your unique background. You will have obtained, or be about to obtain, a PhD (or equivalent) by
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on the online programme application and supporting documents. Application form Additional documentation Your full online application must include; A 1,500 word PhD research proposal. Times New Roman, Font
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transcriptomic organisation, using high-resolution single-cell and spatial transcriptomic data. The successful candidate will develop computational frameworks to integrate and analyse multi-modal datasets
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website for details. Specified use Funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), Commonwealth PhD scholarships contribute to the development needs of Commonwealth countries by