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or computational psychiatry. The successful applicant will be expected to apply advanced modelling techniques across species (mice and humans) and developmental stages (infancy and adulthood) to develop inference
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other to greatest effect. We believe diversity in all its forms delivers greater impact through research, teaching and student experience.
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force in higher education and research. Its Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has approximately 95 academic staff, split across a number of research groups and is one of the largest
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-throughput computational approaches for practical usage. The project. This project will develop a physics-informed computational workflow for the discovery of novel supramolecular host systems capable
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partnership with industry provides an outstanding opportunity for a technically strong candidate to contribute to cutting-edge research and develop the foundations of trustworthy, adaptive, and self-improving
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amplification” while maintaining structural integrity and repeatability. Research objectives The PhD student will develop and test electroactive morphing structures that deliberately exploit mechanical
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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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) to train shared models without centralising raw data. In practice, however, individual platforms operate under diverse environmental conditions, sensor calibrations, and system configurations
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for applications is Monday 10th August 2026 Project 26G - Exploiting pathogen interactions to boost potato defence and develop sustainable pest management solutions Supervisors Lead Supervisor –James Price(James
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. The primary aim of this research is to design and develop artificial nanochannels capable of mimicking the diverse sensory functions of biological mechanosensitive receptors. Specifically, the focus is on