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Systems. As the #1 Mechanical Engineering department in the UK in REF 2021, we are internationally recognised for excellence in research and innovation. Our work spans fundamental discovery to real‑world
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academics, researchers, and students to develop the design and manufacture of high precision bespoke components, whilst ensuring that safe and effective working practices are carried out. The role will play a
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Fellow will actively engage in Mechanical Design teaching and tutoring. This topic is a fundamental aspect of modern Mechanical Engineering, and preparing our graduates in this field is essential
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ambitious project, combining encapsulation strategies, microfluidic platform development and biological assay design within a collaborative programme spanning Imperial and an early-stage biotech partner. You
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Systems via Proof Certificates, and focus on the design, development, and application of Safe RL algorithms as well as their verification via Proof Certificates, including monitoring and shielding of cyber
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will be able to demonstrate: • A PhD in the Mathematical Sciences or in a closely related field, or equivalent. • A strong research record with publications of outstanding quality. • A clear plan to
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establish a prospective cohort of children with limb loss in Gaza, design interventions to improve their care, and understand their functional and psychosocial outcomes. Retrospective data analysis achieved
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approach to elucidate the chemical ‘rule book’ that determines small molecule penetration and accumulation in Klebsiella to guide rational design of next generation antibiotics. You will contribute
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of Bristol, and the University of Glasgow, funded through the UK’s Advanced Research and Innovation Agency’s (ARIA) Precision Mitochondria programme, with a single bold goal: to build, from end to end
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include designing and conducting literature search, screening studies, extracting and synthesising data, and preparing scientific reports and manuscripts. You will also conduct epidemiological studies using