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. Candidate Requirements -Masters degree in a science or engineering field, especially computer science, mathematics, physics, or neuroscience (2(i) / Merit or higher) -An interest in animal behaviour
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-Masters degree in a science or engineering field, especially computer science, mathematics, physics, or neuroscience (2(i) / Merit or higher) -An interest in animal behaviour / computational neuroscience
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funded PhD studentship, funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and Sellafield Ltd. The funding covers tuition fees and provides an annual tax-free stipend for 4 years, commencing
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/) at the University of Sheffield. The aim of the project is to use a technique called ‘benchmarking’ to identify how effect sizes of varying magnitudes correspond to real world behaviour and outcomes
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diverse range of physiological and behavioural parameters, including heart rate, sleep patterns, physical activity, GPS location, and phone/app use. They represent the most extensive observational studies
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should have (or about to receive) a degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Civil, or Chemical Engineering, Physics, or Applied Mathematics with at least a UK 2:1 honours grade or its international equivalents
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surface tension. 3. Develop engineering guidelines for process optimisation and scale-up with an open-access solvent supported by new packing data from this project. The output of the project will inform
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well as a new robust formulation of the process synthesis problem. The PhD student will have a chance to i) work with advanced process and fluid modelling; ii) understand, use, modify and extend advanced
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. You will work in close collaboration with a project funded by an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) award and with the close support of Rolls-Royce, Westinghouse and the UK
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available has led to growing attention in scientific disciplines. However, using purely data-driven ML approaches to modelling physical processes has many limitations such as low interpretability, out