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Title: The thermomechanical behaviour of energy piles under complex loading conditions PhD Studentship: Fully-funded PhD Studentship available for a February start. A PhD studentship that comprises tax
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Qualification Type: PhD Funding amount: Refer to advert Discipline: Engineering & Technology Materials Science Other Engineering Physical & Environmental Sciences A fully funded PhD studentship is
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and quantitative tools for understanding complex population behaviour. Funding notes: For UK and EU candidates: Funding may be available through a college or EPSRC scholarship in competition with all
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September 2026. Find out more about the Faculty of Medical Scienceshere: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/medical-sciences/ Find out more about our Research Institutes: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/medical-sciences/research
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: Waning trust in science is often framed as a crisis of expertise. Yet many communities beyond institutionalized medicine produce sophisticated forms of knowledge through their engagement with biomedical
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accurate modelling and understanding of damage at this length scale can help inform life assessment at the component scale. Current models are able to capture grain-averaged mechanical behaviour effectively
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at Newcastle University invites applications for a Research Assistant/Associate position in Hardware–Software Co-design for Heterogeneous Integrated Circuits within the Microsystems Research Group
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an exciting new dimension of these relationships: how microbes influence animal behaviour. The study system will be tortoise beetles, which carry an obligate bacterium that digests complex plant material
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PhD Studentship: Advancing solid-state battery electrolyte manufacturing with terahertz spectroscopy
the later stages of the project, thermal control will be integrated to probe intrinsic conduction behaviour and link this to longer length-scale conductions, establishing a unified framework connecting
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the supervision of Professor Rosemary Dyson, in the School of Mathematics (in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences), and interface with the SUM4Products Network. Background The formulated product sector