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team across mechanical engineering and chemical engineering at Newcastle University and be able to learn different transferable research skills and hands-on experimental skills. If you are interested in
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products properties, as well as assessing sustainability and techno-economic feasibility of the developed technology and products in Newcastle University. The candidate will also work with the industrial
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biodesign skills and have experience in molecular biology methods. Familiarity to use liquid handling robots is desirable but not essential. Applicants whose first language is not English require an IELTS
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Newcastle University. The candidate will also work with the industrial partner, PuriFire Labs Ltd , in aspects of process engineering design features for a scalable prototype facility, industrial installation
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mechanism) at a large scale neural networks using novel visualisation approaches. Number of awards: 1 Start date: September 2024 Award duration: 3.5 years Sponsor: School of Computing , Newcastle University
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will vary and have important implications for processes of regional competitiveness and labour market inclusion. In collaboration with the project’s research partners Newcastle University, Sintef Digital
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important implications for processes of regional competitiveness and labour market inclusion. In collaboration with the project’s research partners Newcastle University, Sintef Digital and FAFO, the NTNU-led
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. Overview PhD project part of the CDT in Process Industries: Net Zero . The successful PhD student will be co-supervised by academics from the Process Intensification Group at Newcastle University
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: Newcastle University, Faculty of Medical Sciences Supervisors Professor Emily Oliver (Principal Supervisor); Dr Benjamin Rigby and Dr Laura McGowan ; all based in the Population Health Sciences Institute
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at the School of Engineering and access cutting-edge facilities at Newcastle University and collaborate with top research institutes/universities, developing expertise in mechanical characterisation and modelling