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About us We are The Bartlett, UCL’s global faculty of the built environment. Individually, our schools and sections lead their fields. In partnership, they develop new responses to pressing world
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. Environment: The student will be registered with Frank Kloprogge as primary supervisor at the Institute for Global Health pharmacokinetics-pharmacodynamics group . The student will work with a wider group of
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focus and/or methodologies. Impact – We encourage applications demonstrating effect on, change or benefit to the economy, society, culture, public policy or services, health, the environment or quality
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observations, analytical models and numerical predictions of hydrogen deflagration and of its effects on the surrounding environment. We will study such events in open or enclosed geometrically complex and
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. We offer a stimulating research environment where postgraduate research students become an integral part of our research community and enjoy a consistently high level of interaction with academic staff
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, transparent, and inclusive environment for the use of AI while reflecting its profound importance to society. The PhD candidate will work under the primary supervision of Dr Sakshyam Panda at the Centre
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candidate will work in an exciting international environment in the heart of the City of London. They will join the CitAI Research Centre (with academic staff with extensive expertise in AI for healthcare
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environment with international collaboration and networking opportunities and dedicated research space. It will form the hub of a highly experienced, multi-institution supervisory team from NU London
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research, investigating how social environments, biology and behaviours intersect to influence health and functioning. This combines theoretically derived social drivers of health with state-of-the-art
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an exciting journey of transformation and growth. We provide a vibrant and positive inter-professional learning and practice environment, within a caring and inclusive community. Choosing to undertake your PhD