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Foundation PhD studentship within the Cardiovascular Research Group at the University of Surrey. We are internationally recognised for our work on cardiac diseases and offer state-of-the-art facilities and
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resources provided by the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing CVSSP at the University of Surrey and from collaboration with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the National
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-driven approaches, and in collaboration with the SEISMIC facility at the University of Surrey. The project is organised as a series of three studies, each of which will lead to a research publication
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in written and oral presentations. Postgraduate activities within the University of Surrey and within the London Genetics Network will also be available to them. The first supervisor, Professor Ronald
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Institute in Guildford (University of Surrey) relevant to the project will be available to the successful candidate. The student will gain a wide range of transferable skills through the University
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in written and oral presentations. Postgraduate activities within the University of Surrey and within the London Genetics Network will also be available to them. The first supervisor, Professor Ronald
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October 2024. You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for our PhD programme . Candidates must meet Surrey entry requirements which include holding at least an upper second-class degree or
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PhD Studentship: Investigation into the Impact of Material Properties on the Gas Transport Behaviour of Polyolefin Materials The sustainable use of polymeric materials is underpinned by ensuring
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Guildford, the project forms a collaboration between AudioLabs, Fraunhofer IIS (Erlangen, Germany) and CVSSP at the University of Surrey. It builds on work by the co-investigators into virtual acoustics
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associated with digitalisation of bioenergy. Due to the complex feedstock characteristics of biomass and organic wastes, current models generally have poor predictive capabilities. This PhD project will