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The Hong Kong Jockey Club Graduate Scholarships at the University of Oxford The Hong Kong Jockey Club scholarships are funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. Since 1998, the Trust has
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porosity on the scintillator performance. This DPhil project has earmarked funding in the form of a 3.5-year studentship funded by the RAL and the Department of Materials at the University of Oxford
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The studentship is based in the Department of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford and the studentship time will be shared between engineering and biology labs. Micro-environments fabricated with fluid
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for fees and stipend for a 3-year home (UK) PhD studentship to work on a collaborative research project between the University of Nottingham and the University of Oxford to study the failure under impact of
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, active and space-time-modulated metasurfaces and their applications to wireless communications, biomedicine, and quantum computing at the University of Oxford, University of Toronto, University of Montreal
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year and other benefits shown here . Individual mentoring Free affiliate student societies / club membership to a college from University of Oxford (please note that this does not include access
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4-year Industrially funded D.Phil. studentship that includes joining the Faraday Institution PhD Training Programme and an industry internship. Project: The impact of thermal-mechanical-electrochemical coupling on high-rate performance of large Li-ion cells Application: Solving challenges in...
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4-year DPhil studentship [under the AHRC’s Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships (CDP) scheme ] Supervisors: Prof Manolis Chatzis (University of Oxford), Catherine Higgitt, Lynne Harrison and
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University of Oxford. At a glance Application deadline12 Jun 2024 Award type(s)PhD Start date30 Sep 2024 Duration of award4 years EligibilityUK, Rest of world Reference numberSATM491 Entry requirements
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health, and participation in school, hobbies, and family life. The Steroid PRO is a patient reported outcome (PRO) measure, developed by researchers at UWE Bristol and the University of Oxford to measure