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From electric vehicles to grid-scale energy storage, the future of clean energy relies on breakthroughs in battery technology. This PhD will develop cutting-edge terahertz spectroscopy methods
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. Two PhD studentships are available to address one or more of the following scientific challenges: 1. Mechanical Integration Structural and functional integration requires the development of novel
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Quantum computers are on the horizon that could break the encryption protecting our banks, hospitals, and national infrastructure. This fully funded, part-time PhD studentship offers the chance to
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PhD studentship invites applications from candidates with a strong grounding in war studies to undertake research that will contribute primarily to the centre’s Research Strand 2 (Understanding Slavery
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control platforms, advanced microcontrollers, distributed control algorithms, and artificial intelligence techniques, including neural networks and evolutionary optimisation methods, to enable the efficient
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Qualification Type: PhD Funding amount: Refer to advert Discipline: Engineering & Technology Materials Science Other Engineering Physical & Environmental Sciences A fully funded PhD studentship is
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guardrails inspect everything in plaintext and offer weak formal assurance. This PhD asks how to build AI services that remain useful while enforcing such constraints and protecting sensitive information. Open
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PhD Studentship: Advancing solid-state battery electrolyte manufacturing with terahertz spectroscopy
compounded by the lack of rapid inspection methods capable of assessing microstructural homogeneity, which is increasingly important for product-scale electrolytes. The PhD candidate will join a dynamic
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An opportunity exists to join the world-leading Interdisciplinary Collaboration in System Medicine (ICSM) Research Group to work on an industrially funded PhD project that will use state-of-the-art
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A fully-funded 3.5-year PhD studentship (covering UK home student fees and an annual stipend of £21,805) is available in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products. The PhD will be under