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of Manchester with forging simulation, both experimental and computational, to understand and predict microtexture evolution during processing. The balance between experimental and computational research will
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Magnox and AGR decommissioning, while also understanding the graphite materials that may underpin future advanced modular reactor technologies. This PhD will form part of the EPSRC-funded ENLIGHT programme
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will develop nanoscale devices which use magnons (collective excitations in magnetic order) as information carriers for ultra-efficient, compact, brain-inspired computing. This project is positioned
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per year, subject to annual increases. About the Project (Background & Methodology) Autonomous systems such as drone fleets, mobile robots, and sensor networks increasingly use federated learning (FL
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note, this opportunity is only available to UK Home students. An annual stipend for up to three years - confirmed amount to be inserted. Access to specialist research facilities, computing infrastructure
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early as the advert may be removed before the deadline. The project is to contribute to a major Ministry of Defence (MOD) research programme intended to develop generation after next technologies for
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vehicles and achieving net-zero targets, but they degrade over time, reducing performance and safety. A key issue is gas generation, which causes internal pressure build-up and can lead to cell failure, but
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of centre and periphery, this thesis will trace participation in the war from the ground up by individuals, networks, companies and colonial operators across notional imperial divides. The primary research
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Language Planning, Property and Environmental Management Politics Russian and East European Studies Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Social Anthropology Social Network Analysis Social Statistics Sociology
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technology and supporting the global transition toward green energy and net-zero emissions. Why this project is unique A major highlight of this studentship is exceptional access to world-class