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trajectories of the weather system exhibiting extreme weather events. The ECMWF machine learning division has agreed to provide data and support the project in adapting their in-house intermediate-resolution
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potential in ultrasensitive detection, nanoscale electronics, and medical imaging, but finding promising molecules for these applications is challenging because exceptional optical and electronic performance
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maintaining accuracy. Although such approaches are widely used, there is still much theoretical development needed to assess the accuracy and efficiency of these approaches. This project therefore seeks
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of the technique to complex organic substances. About HetSys: Harnessing Data, Modelling and Simulation for Real‑World Impact HetSys (Centre for Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems
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PhD Studentship: Bottom-up Decoding of Protein Conformational Landscapes: from Gas-phase to Solution
About the project: Bottom-up Decoding of Protein Conformational Landscapes: from Gas-phase to Solution Supervisor: Prof. Scott Habershon, University of Warwick Protein folding is a dynamic, complex
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physics-based and data-driven methods to support the design and scale-up of these systems. This approach will reduce the need for costly experiments, improve scale-up predictions, and provide confidence
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conductance (G) and Seebeck coefficient (S) with low thermal conductance (k). Graphene Nanoribbons (GNRs) are promising but currently, designing high-ZT GNRs is a slow, trial-and-error process, as the inverse
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Electronics, will use computational simulations to study how thin films form during flowable chemical vapor deposition (FCVD), a process used to build advanced semiconductor devices. Unlike traditional CVD
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About the project: SEGregation of residual eleMENTs at austenite grain boundaries in recycled steels (SEGMENT) Supervisor: Dr Michael Auinger, University of Warwick Steel recycling is a key strategy
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molecular sensors. About HetSys: Harnessing Data, Modelling and Simulation for Real‑World Impact HetSys (Centre for Doctoral Training in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems) at the University of Warwick is an