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artificial intelligence. The research will provide valuable experience in game development, user-centred design, accessibility research, and experimental evaluation. The project offers access to specialist
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candidate will design algorithms that identify suspicious model updates, reduce the influence of compromised UAVs, and preserve useful learning from honest UAVs operating with different data and unreliable
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This PhD asks a different question: instead of demanding more data, can we build language models that learn smarter from less? You will design AI architectures that adapt to the structure of a
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of electrodes containing recycled material. Electrochemical evaluation of recycled cathode and anode materials. Development of design-for-recycling principles for future battery technologies. The project will be
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at a time, with each cycle of design, synthesis and testing taking months. This project will pioneer a faster way to do this: new chemistry methods that let around 100 candidate compounds be made
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of vision systems and AI techniques for perception, decision-making, and control, enabling robots to operate reliably in complex agricultural environments. The research will involve design, experimentation
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new medicine usually means making and testing candidate drug molecules one at a time, with each cycle of design, synthesis and testing taking months. This project will pioneer a faster way to do
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novel mechanistic insights about immune regulation in early cancer, and to design interventions that halt or delay tumour progression. References/further reading Yip T et al. Science 2026 (DOI: 10.1126
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drives demands innovative design and manufacturing solutions. Advanced additive manufacturing techniques will be explored to improve thermal management across the entire system. 3. Electromagnetic
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the nature of arc initiation & propagation and how arcing can be managed through system design or operation, with a view to retaining functionality when these occur and minimising their likelihood. This is