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Overview This PhD project investigates the integration of green skills and sustainable human resource practices in the e-waste sector. By examining the interplay between technological advancements
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Overview The 4D Materials and Printing Lab in the Department of Engineering at Nottingham Trent University is seeking to recruit a PhD student for the EPSRC funded research project: Integrated
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, the successful PhD candidate is expected to generate 3D human muscle models in vitro using our patented technology and assess the impact of proteins and drugs on muscle growth and waste using a variety of
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a formidable challenge and a transformative opportunity for businesses across sectors. Traditionally, ESG criteria—ranging from carbon emission reduction and net-zero initiatives to waste management
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structures to direct the formation of novel mesoscale composites. The interdisciplinary project includes aspects of microbiology, bio-engineering, biochemical analysis and materials chemistry. The project will
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. Candidates should note that the close analysis of images (illustrations, photos, and graphic art material) will be required. Reading knowledge of at least one East European language (desirably, at least two
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, material of cinema: it is controlled, captured, manipulated, and distributed in theatres and exhibitions to create new, shared experiences. Articulated by sound, the ‘material’ of light connects cinema to
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participatory research, the arts have played a growing role in supporting or indeed leading research innovation in the applied, natural or social sciences. The proposed project provides the opportunity