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About the department The Department of Economics at Royal Holloway, University of London is a centre of research and teaching excellence. The department consists of approximately 30 academic staff
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and post-progression mortality rates in cancer patients from shorter-term survival curve data. Health economic models of treatments for people with cancer model survival over the lifetime of patients
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-inorganic composites), the production of new feedstocks by thermochemical treatment of spent foam and/or the conversion of spent foam into new products (e.g. packaging material). Thirdly, techno-economic
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The Circular Economy (CE) policy agenda is mainly focusing on mature industrial models rather than on lower- and middle-income economies. However, identifying successful necessity-driven circular
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(e.g. packaging material). Thirdly, techno-economic analysis of recycling processes will be used to assess and compare viability. Potential scale up of the most promising recycling systems will also be
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Project title: ACE: AI-supported Circular Economy Supervisory Team: Vahid Yazdanpanah; Hector Calvo-Pardo Project description: The AI-Supported Circular Economy (ACE) PhD project advances
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About the Project Decisions on adopting vaccine policies for infectious diseases can be informed by model-based economic evaluations of the costs and benefits achieved, including the indirect
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supporting the growth of local businesses and regenerating town centres. The overall aim of this PhD is to explore how local economic development strategies are affecting the determinants of obesity, such as
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School is pleased to invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following PhD programmes at the University of Huddersfield: Business and Management PhD Economics and Econometrics PhD
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View All Vacancies Economics Location: Bailrigg, Lancaster UK Salary: £45,585 to £54,395 (Full time, indefinite) Closing Date: Friday 08 March 2024 Interview Date: Thursday 21 March 2024 Reference