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, fully funded PhD opportunity is sponsored by ICL, a leading manufacturer of sustainable agriculture products. 70% of the earth’s available fresh water is used for irrigation in agriculture and 40
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. This PhD project has been co-developed with three water companies and the Environment Agency to address crucial gaps in knowledge needed to make nature-based solutions a central strategy for reducing
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This exciting fully funded PhD, with an enhanced stipend of £24,000 per annum, will focus on the application of nanobubbles to support waste management at the UKs designated nuclear waste management
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. This funded PhD studentship provides great opportunity to work closely with leading research institution and aerospace organisations in sustainable aviation. The research will contribute to the development
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This exciting fully funded PhD, with an enhanced stipend of £24,000 per annum (with fees covered), will deliver a comprehensive understanding of micropollutant removal in different types of nature
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We are seeking an enthusiastic and conscientious applicant for this fully-funded PhD scholarship (UK tuition fees, stipend and experimental costs) starting on 30 September 2024, which will include
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Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship in the area of autonomous systems (in particular that of human machine teaming modelling) within the School of Aerospace, Transportation
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on developing an innovative framework grounded in Design for Dynamic Management, we integrate AI and predictive analytics to enable adaptive decision-making. This PhD research at Cranfield University aligns with
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This research opportunity aims to hire PhD students as a self-funded program. By analysing retinal images with deep learning technology, early detection of Alzheimer’s disease may be possible. By
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This is a full funded PhD (fees and bursary) in hypersonic aerodynamics in collaboration with EPSRC. The overall aim of the research is to investigate what are the aerodynamic interference