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inscriptions, and has expertise in all periods covered by our collections. The department has a large academic environment with very strong groups in, among other things, the Stone Age and the Viking/medieval
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English language requirements. Completion of a bachelor (honours) degree or master degree by research in: civil engineering geotechnical engineering petroleum engineering mechanical engineering applied mathematics
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biological processes in the formation of minerals and rocks. Interactions at different geological and biological interfaces are investigated. At these interfaces, mass transfer processes take place, beginning
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. Department of Geosciences We conduct teaching and research related to management of Earth’s geological resources. Norway’s rich resources of wind, water, oil, gas and minerals have been and are essential
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(PG): Turning Rock into Pixels Writing in Colours Seeing inside Written Artefacts in 3D Parchment Panomics Gleaming Words Written Artefacts for Staging Navigating Multigraphic Written Artefacts
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supervisor: Dr Kane Middleton Other supervisors: Dr Danielle Vickery-Howe (LTU), Dr Joseph Stone (SHU), Professor Jon Wheat (SHU) This PhD explores how people learn to move safely and maintain stability