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metal deposition). Each process step has variables, which can lead to defects. This PhD project requires a highly motivated student with a Physics, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering background
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process engineering are encouraged to apply. If you possess a diverse skill set and are passionate about highly applied and impactful research, we invite you to apply for this exciting opportunity to shape
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part of the scholarship application process, successful award winners (as appropriate) are provided with details as to how to apply for ATAS clearance in tandem with scholarship course offer. Additional
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/InstituteSwansea University CountryUnited KingdomCitySwanseaPostal CodeSA2 8PPGeofield Where to apply Website https://www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/scholarships/research/physics-su-uoe-phd… Contact City Swansea
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process, successful award winners (as appropriate) are provided with details as to how to apply for ATAS clearance in tandem with scholarship course offer. Additional Information Benefits This scholarship
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photodetectors. This studentship presents a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of quantum simulation technology and contribute to the future of semiconductor devices. If you hold a degree in physics
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-physics understanding and modelling. Specifically, this project will investigate the thermal-mechanical relationship in assembled structures. The student will utilise a newly acquired environmental chamber
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, across diverse subject areas, including medicine, engineering and law. Candidates spend 50% of their time in both Swansea and Grenoble and are jointly supervised by academic staff from both universities
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on the UK Government website. ATAS clearance IS NOT required to be held as part of the scholarship application process, successful award winners (as appropriate) are provided with details as to how to apply
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programme of study: PhD in Psychology Mode of study: Full-time Project description: Physical inactivity increases risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease, obesity and depression, and costs the UK £7.4 billion