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for PFAS removal using rapid small-scale column testing (RSSCT). Evaluate the influence of contact time, media type, and multi-stage configurations on treatment efficacy. Characterise the scientific
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continuously since we have been producing it. Our brains work by generating and testing predictions – but younger brains, which are messy and inefficient, are presumably less good at ‘keeping up’ with fast-paced
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standard for testing the radiant efficiency of low temperature radiant heaters (BSEN 60675-3 (2021)) does not consider human thermal comfort. Humans are radiant objects. More than 60% of the sense of comfort
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– i.e., the light, volume and pitch changes from which we extract meaning – has increased continuously since we have been producing it. Our brains work by generating and testing predictions – but younger
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experimental mechanics, classical materials testing also benefits from a range of well-established methods. However, biomedical applications lack such a wealth of standardized protocols to address the diverse
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which we extract meaning – has increased continuously since we have been producing it. Our brains work by generating and testing predictions – but younger brains, which are messy and inefficient
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-error approach due to a lack of comprehensive hormone testing data. This project aims to demonstrate that frequent hormone monitoring, combined with education and symptom monitoring, will improve
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computational tools to support the safe and ethical deployment of AI in clinical settings. The research focus is on AI performance monitoring, distribution shift detection, bias assessment, and stress testing
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manufactured using plasma spray and mini-combustion flame spray and examined in SEM/EBSD and tested in a burner rig and furnace thermal cycling. As a part of a CDT cohort, you will have access to tailored
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early ‘prodromal’ stages) is yet to be established in large community settings. This PhD project will examine the effectiveness of AI-based analysis of eye images in predicting cognitive/neurodegenerative