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will therefore also support the metallurgical assessment of commercial products and their consistency. The PhD will be broken down roughly as follows: Developing a fundamental understanding of forging
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characterisation, while integrating polymer chemistry, nanotechnology, and dynamic performance analysis to develop next-generation elastomers for sustainable mobility. Candidates with experience in chemistry
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at Swansea has developed a multiscale platform that combines Monte Carlo simulation of thermal loading with scenarios of material transformation under realistic fusion-specific neutron irradiation
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biochar as a dual-purpose adsorbent capable of capturing both PFAS and phosphorus. A key focus will be on optimising biochar modification techniques, evaluating pollutant removal performance, and developing
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The Rosalind Franklin Institute (The Franklin) is the national institute for technology development for the life sciences in the UK – funded by the government through UK Research and Innovation
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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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particular focus on the development of new catalysts and electrocatalysts for sulfur redox reactions. We encourage applicants with a range of skill sets to apply. The candidate will work within the Nottingham
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. This PhD will develop agentic explainable AI methods for nucleotide foundation models. Building on emerging preliminary work in the AI for Bioscience group, the project will create computational methods
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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