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from mild illness to fatal disease. However, the virus-host interactions underlying this variation remain poorly understood. This project will address this gap and develop a rapid diagnostic test to
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identifies new health and care innovations, it rarely considers factors influencing implementation. The PhD will be co-developed with the student and examine how implementation considerations can be embedded
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mental health, much less is known about the mental health of the staff who work within these systems. This project will develop a systems-level understanding of university staff mental health, exploring
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that make real-world impact. Together we will make technological advances that bring compact, reliable and economical energy management. Motivation This PhD project focuses on the development of next
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-performance polymers, and is based at Newcastle University within the EPSRC CDT in Process Industries: Net Zero (PINZ) . Project Aim To develop quantitative process systems engineering methods and models
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and classical physics as well as between quantum and bio-molecular science. We develop universal matter-wave interferometry in the limit of high mass and high complexity, from organic molecules to metal
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innovative and dynamic sector, estimated at more than £100 billion and growing at over 6% every year. This project aims to deliver a step-change in hair care technology by developing new strategies to form
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the deadline. The project topic is flexible and will be developed jointly by the student and the supervisor, depending on the candidate’s background and research interests. Possible directions include 3D body
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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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international equivalent). A recognised English language qualification is required. IELTS score of 7.0 overall, or equivalent. Application Prepare research proposal – maximum 5 pages all-inclusive; font size 11