7 applied-linguistics "University of Leeds " scholarships

PhD Studentship: Particle Properties by Design

project presents an exciting opportunity for an ambitious scientist or engineer to work across the boundaries of chemistry, physics and engineering, with opportunities to develop a broad portfolio of skills

ESRC White Rose DTP Collaborative Studentship - Socio-Ecological Research To Understand the Potential Impacts of Alternative Protein Sources in the UK and Europe

between the University of Leeds (Dr David Williams & Professor Nik Lomax) and the Good Food Institute (GFI) Europe Reducing the consumption of animal products in wealthy countries and avoiding shifts

ESRC White Rose DTP Collaborative Studentship – Socio-ecological research to understand the potential impacts of alternative protein sources in the UK and Europe

between the University of Leeds (Dr David Williams & Professor Nik Lomax) and the Good Food Institute (GFI) Europe Reducing the consumption of animal products in wealthy countries and avoiding shifts

Phd Candidate In Airborne Microbial Pollutant And Ventilation In Hospital Environments

for pathogen exposure and engineering strategies for controlling risk”, being supervised by Professor Guangyu Cao and Prof. Laurent Georges at EPT, NTNU, Dr. Amir Khan from University of Leeds and Prof. Sasan

PhD Candidate in airborne microbial pollutant and ventilation in hospital environments

risk”, being supervised by Professor Guangyu Cao and Prof. Laurent Georges at EPT, NTNU, Dr. Amir Khan from University of Leeds and Prof. Sasan Sadrizadeh from KTH and with secondments in University

Phd Candidate 2 In The Mission-Ccs Project, An Msca-Doctoral Network For Carbon Capture And Storage

incorporates weekly collaboration with Equinor, Norway and research secondments to the University of Leeds, UK and Schlumberger, UK, adding to the academic scope and the social experience. Recognizing that many

Phd Candidate 1 In The Mission-Ccs Project, An Msca-Doctoral Network For Carbon Capture And Storage

partners are an integral part of the PhD programme. The project incorporates weekly collaboration with Equinor, Norway, and research secondments to the University of Leeds, UK, and TotalEnergies, France