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behaviour change: development and evaluation of a Brain Health Score (BHS) within a developed digital nutrition intervention Project Description: Diet is an underexploited modifiable influencer on brain
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sustainability. This PhD project aims to develop new ionic conducting materials as next-generation membrane alternatives for fuel cell and electrolyser applications. Ceramic ion conductors present a promising
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conduct cutting-edge research on the interplay of theoretical computer science, mathematics, and quantum mechanics. Particular topics include classical and quantum aspects of: Sublinear algorithms and
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after deployment, leveraging recent advances in physical reservoir computing, contrastive learning, and biological decision-making paradigms. You will: - Develop and apply decentralized learning
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to evaluate and advance machine learning algorithms for one of the following application areas: “Characterising forests variations in relation to distance from pre-Columbian earthworks in the Amazon forest
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the adoption of novel technologies. Our prior independent and DSTL-funded research has established foundational safety assurance techniques for autonomous systems: This PhD will develop an assured runtime safety
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quantities of manufacturing scrap, including coated electrode off-cuts and rejected cells, which contain valuable active materials that are currently underutilised. The development of efficient recycling
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development. Nottingham’s UTC in gas turbine transmissions systems will host this studentship and the candidate will sit within a community of ~20 PhD students at various stages of their study. The attachment
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development. Nottingham’s UTC in gas turbine transmissions systems will host this studentship and the candidate will sit within a community of ~20 PhD students at various stages of their study. The attachment
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functional additives and admixtures with the aim of developing sustainable and more resilient and longer lasting repair solutions. The project will address a number of current challenges with commercially