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resilience in complex and dynamic environments. Applicants should have, or expect to achieve, at least a 2.1 honours degree or a master’s (or international equivalent) in a relevant science or engineering
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: The successful candidate will join a vibrant and supportive research environment within the MISL at the University of Birmingham and benefiting from the support and expertise of leading engineers from Rolls-Royce
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PhD Studentship: Designing Human-AI Teams for Meaningful Human Control of 'Machine-Speed' Operations
be applicable to command teams working in uncertain and information-degraded environments. Meaningful human control is necessary when humans have to be retained in or on the loop. This requires the AI
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environment. The project will further aim to connect these theoretical developments with potential observable signatures. In particular, it will investigate how quantum information–theoretic features may be
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growing threat to aquatic environments, while increasingly stringent phosphorus discharge limits are placing pressure on wastewater management systems. The project will investigate the use of engineered
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evaluation within recruitment and workforce environments relevant to IMS Group. Research environment The successful candidate will undertake the project within the University of Bedfordshire's growing
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for predicting dialogue understanding across different audiences, devices and listening environments. It aims to produce a quantitative Dialogue Understandability Rating that reflects real-world viewing
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loads experienced in real service environments. The project combines cutting-edge Discrete Dislocation Plasticity (DDP) modelling complemented by Crystal Plasticity Finite Element (CPFE) modelling
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factors influencing saltmarsh and seagrass environments for blue carbon and fish (Laffaille et al., 2000; Veiga et al., 2006; Ribeiro et al., 2012; Stamp et al., 2023; O’Neill et al. 2024; Shute et al. 2025
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environment. We strongly encourage applications from candidates who are interested in pursuing a future PhD, as this role will provide research experience prior to doctoral study in a translational cancer