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, delivering greater performance, functionality, and reliability. This demands the adoption of faster switching wide bandgap devices and greater system integration. About This PhD This PhD programme is part of a
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risks to public health, ecosystems and urban water environments, particularly under pressures from climate change, urbanisation and ageing infrastructure. Although high-fidelity numerical models can
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pressures from climate change, urbanisation and ageing infrastructure. Although high-fidelity numerical models can simulate hydrodynamic and pollutant transport processes, their computational cost limits
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: the key fragment screening techniques. It will be screened against potential protein targets via both protein NMR and X-ray crystallography to identify drug discovery start points for high-value cancer
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manufacturing (OECD, 2025 ). Regions across England face critical water security challenges due to high population density, intensive agriculture, and shifts in climate towards drier summers and higher
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impacts across domestic and water-intensive sectors such as agriculture, power generation, and manufacturing (OECD, 2025 ). Regions across England face critical water security challenges due to high
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is jointly funded by EPSRC and the Department for Transport. When transport infrastructure suffers damage or disruption from events such as natural hazards (flooding, high winds) or planned maintenance
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prior to obtaining their visa and to study on this programme. How To Apply You must apply through the University’s Apply to Newcastle Portal Once registered select ‘Create a Postgraduate Application’. Use
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-generation regenerative materials. This interdisciplinary project combines mechanical, materials, and biomedical engineering, offering training across fabrication, nanomechanical analysis, and computational
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this programme. How to apply You must apply through the University’s Apply to Newcastle Portal In ‘Course choice’ tab, put ‘Postgraduate Research’ in 'Type of Study', ‘Full Time’ in ‘Mode of Study’, ‘2026’ in