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full time) on “Programme Management of Gigaprojects”. The PhD Scholarship is situated at UCL’s Megaproject Delivery Centre and is part of the AECOM Infrastructure Scholarship Programme, created
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Geography to explore the value of place in a port city. Understanding Plymouth Sound in terms of human interactions with the marine environment, the CDA will draw on place attachment theory, to examine the
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energy-efficient LLM training and inference. The project targets building full system prototypes in advanced CMOS/FinFET technology nodes (28nm, 16nm). These digital exact computing systems are planned
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controlled. The PhD student will develop, fabricate and characterise such structures targeting different applications for electronic and sensory elements. The research is affiliated with the EPSRC programme
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). The program involves both a PhD research project and integrated studies as part of a cohort of like-minded students. The integrated studies will include advanced courses and bespoke training events such as
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PhD Studentship in: Understanding risks from emerging contaminants (PFAS) to surface water resources
transport processes through the environment. A current lack of coordinated monitoring and modelling capabilities across the rural and urban raw water domains (and related scales) means that water quality
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are not expected to have expertise in all three of these areas. There is scope to shape the project according to your particular strengths. Focused on the city of Plymouth, and taking the Ocean Conservation
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) Country United Kingdom Application Deadline 10 Jun 2024 - 12:00 (Europe/London) Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? HE Is the Job
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complete and holistic training and a diverse research experience. At the micro-scale, the scientific challenge is to design novel mechanical metamaterials and understand their significant deformation
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achieving reliable cell penetration. Unlike Lipinski’s 'rule of five' which can guide small molecule drug design, there is currently no defined set of rules for developing peptide drugs. The aim