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of modelling, biomechanics & deep learning. The project is in collaboration with multiple NHS Trusts including the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals and Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The successful candidate will
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proposed here will be used to develop novel control strategies (based on the same principle) that are applicable in practice. During this project, you will gain significant experience in: - Computational
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then be exploited to develop new control techniques that are applicable in practice. During this project, you will gain significant experience in: - Computational fluid mechanics using in-house high
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, culture, communication, pedagogy, technology, translation, gender and visual studies. Recent work has included many prestigious national and international projects through collaborative and individual
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. If the supervisor agrees, you will develop that idea into a full PhD proposal. You can find more details about potential SMI supervisors and their research interests here. Candidates should then apply through
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have access to world class training alongside your doctoral study. The Doctoral Training programme is tailored to your individual needs to ensure you have the right skills you need to develop your
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two things: first, write a doctoral thesis of 40.000-50.000 words and develop a practical element that exemplifies and illustrates your argument and conveys it and its significance to a non-University
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our PhD students to get involved in the many reading groups, research seminars and academic conferences which we host each year. The School of English delivers a range of activities that spans teaching
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own ideas and develop a range of skills critical to your future. Our PhD students run their own seminar series, publish a working paper series and are encouraged to attend Management School research
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seminars, attend interdisciplinary conferences and access a range of opportunities to help you get the best out of your research and develop professionally. The Department of Philosophy Sheffield has one