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University London are providing a PhD studentship with full funding and a training budget of £2,951 to develop skills required to undertake the project. This studentship will offer a basic salary in line with
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skills). One example of your academic writing (e.g. an essay, a section from a dissertation). A summary of your teaching experience or your willingness to support teaching activities. Names and contact
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for MeV X-ray and Neutron Imaging). The project seeks to develop new materials compositions that are suitable in this application space. Main duties and responsibilities of the student include: to carry
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develop innovative solutions and technologies. This studentship, supported by a BAE Systems - EPSRC CASE Award, focuses on the design and development of a novel electric actuator. The successful candidate
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of LLMs and their potential to contribute to problems of bias and/or generate misinformation. The successful candidate will: Have strong research and analytical skills. Have a proven, strong educational
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annual stipend (including an additional London allowance) and associated costs, such as training. NU London is both a UK university governed by UK higher education regulations, and the European campus
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costs, such as training. NU London is both a UK university governed by UK higher education regulations, and the European campus of Northeastern University – a large, top-tier research intensive, Boston
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of these ways shed light on the history of veganism, develop the theory and methodology of vegan literary studies, and contribute to urgent contemporary debates concerning humans’ physical, economic, affectual
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and Teams in Mental Healthcare Aim: To use mixed methods, including local integrated care data, to assess the impact of mental health care integration on patient safety. Potential Impact: Develop and
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Background The project will investigate the coping strategies and health-related quality of life for those living with the eye condition nystagmus, with the goal to develop a self-care intervention. Nystagmus