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? The University of Leeds has an opportunity for you to ‘fast track’ your career in industry by leading a project to develop advanced cold-cure adhesive techniques for application in bonding aluminium panels
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? The University of Leeds has an excellent opportunity for you to ‘fast track’ your career in industry by leading a strategically important project to a successful conclusion. Through a Knowledge Transfer
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Engineering. As a KTP Associate, you will be expected to manage this project and effectively transfer knowledge from the academic knowledge base at The University of Leeds to BCW Treatments. You will be working
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the need to develop new digital methods that are capable of rapidly responding to emerging health challenges. In this EPSRC funded project, we will combine expertise across the Universities of Leeds (Dr Adam
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taken up by 1st October 2024. Applicants must live within a reasonable distance of the University of Leeds whilst in receipt of this scholarship. Lead Supervisor’s full name & email address Dr. Wuhu Feng
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developing Generation IV nuclear reactors. With the complication of Salts chemistry and the extreme conditions to operate, the material degradation behaviour when the components are subject to mechanical
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. In this project, you will use THz quantum-cascade lasers (QCLs) developed at the University of Leeds, to realise the first THz gas spectroscopy with the sensitivity and speed required for analysing
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overall porosity increase and volume expansion have only been observed in unconfined cases, where reaction rates are appreciable. This PhD project will work alongside leading teams within the University
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laboratory environment? Do you want to begin your career as a research support technician in one of the country’s top University Earth Science departments? The University of Leeds is one of the top 75
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, you will use THz quantum-cascade lasers (QCLs) developed at the University of Leeds, to realise the first THz gas spectroscopy with the sensitivity and speed required for analysing atmospheric reaction