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January 2027 Award Duration 4 Years Application Closing Date 19th October 2026 Sponsor UKRI – Imago, SDR UK Imagery Data Service Supervisors Dr Maria Valasia Peppa, https://www.ncl.ac.uk/engineering/staff
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). Overview This PhD will develop a data-driven framework to understand how climate-driven extreme weather affects electricity distribution networks and how targeted interventions can reduce
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landscape connectivity. Field research: A major component of the PhD will involve intensive in-situ field measurements in selected sites of the TIF-CER field network and integration of data from across
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. The PhD candidate, funded by the UKHSA, will work with the IID3 study team and the UKHSA using study data. The aim is to understand how laboratory methods can affect the detection of pathogens and how
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PhD Studentship in Cardiovascular Development: “Pharyngeal endoderm transcriptional networks regulating aortic arch artery development and malformation”, funded by the British Heart Foundation Award
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observations, wireline logs and seismic data to develop geological and petrophysical models that constrain reactive reservoir simulations. These models will improve predictions of mineral alteration
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PhD Studentship: Mechanisms driving water use in tree-based agricultural systems (TROPS lab, Newcastle University) Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance
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alteration. The project is funded by Eni S.p.A through the UK Energy Futures ( https://ukenergyfutures.org ). research partnership, bringing together geoscientists, engineers, and social scientists to
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PhD in Chemical Engineering: Multiscale Modelling and Optimisation of Alkaline Water Electrolysers for Improved Performance and Durability Award Summary 100% Home fees only covered, and a minimum tax
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successful applicants to attain a research based postgraduate degree – Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or a Research Masters Degree. It aims to support these outstanding health and medical graduates early in their