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PhD Candidate: Modulating plant-based nutrition to enhance the sensory aspects and nutritional value
evaluation in panels of general consumers considering taste, smell and mouthfeel acceptance; Write a project proposal and obtain medical ethical approval for a randomized controlled trial; plan, coordinate and
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those from Engineering, Business, Psychology, Chemistry and Industry. The wider PUreTex project is looking at new ways to recycle post-consumer textile waste into useful building blocks for new, more
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, driven by weather, sea state, maneuvering demands, and onboard consumers, while maintaining safe and stable operation within tight physical and regulatory constraints. This requires integration between
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. Award summary 100% home tuition fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £20,780 (2025/26 UKRI rate), as well as £2,000 per year to support training and consumables and access to a
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preparation and defence of a PhD thesis in the field of urban logistics. Your PhD will focus on consumer-centric circular logistics in an urban context, developing models for more responsive, efficient and
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on consumer-centric circular logistics in an urban context, developing models for more responsive, efficient and sustainable logistics systems. You will draw up a research plan and corresponding research
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consumables requirements for these services. Up to the end of the 20th century, “traditional CFD” was driven by a paradigm of three pillars, as sketched in the left side of figure 1. The first is fidelity
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for stretchable mechanical structures largely rely on intuition-driven or bioinspired approaches. They are often time-consuming and substantially limited in design flexibility, making it challenging to meet growing
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-based plant. A shipboard reactor must respond to a continuously varying electrical and propulsion load, driven by weather, sea state, maneuvering demands, and onboard consumers, while maintaining safe and
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batteries) and other energy consumers on board, such as cargo climate control and hotel loads, is taken into account. The system learns from data and adapts to changing conditions, enabling it to make