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will Gain World-class training in stem-cell differentiation, retinal organoid engineering, vascular biology, and advanced imaging/omics.nei.nih+1 Transnational mobility and secondments across the Pandora
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-earth elements (REEs) are essential to key sectors in the modern economy including the electronic, energy, pharmaceutical and automobile industries. Despite their importance, these critical elements
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or international equivalent in a subject relevant to the proposed PhD project (e.g. Earth Science, Geology, Geochemistry or equivalent). This studentship is open to those who qualify for Home tuition fees only
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discovery pipelines and robotic high-throughput workflows, your research will centre on the enzyme engineering and experimental validation that drive real-world impact. As part of the NERC-funded EngBio4Env
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interested in applying fundamental chemistry to real-world challenges. The student will benefit from close collaboration with scientists at Procter & Gamble Hair Care in Cincinnati. Number Of Awards 1 Start
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to real-world challenges. The student will benefit from close collaboration with scientists at Procter & Gamble Hair Care in Cincinnati. Number of awards: 1 Start date: 21st September 2026 Award
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-generation wastewater treatment plants. You will contribute to technology being developed for real-world deployment with water utilities and food & beverage manufacturers, working closely with the spinout
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PhD in Bridging Physics and Earth Observation: Geospatial foundation models for real-time flood mapping. Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance
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innovative world-leader in high-performance PEEK and PAEK based polymer solutions, we have a validated 1.5 °C Science Based Target to reduce operational (Scope 1 and 2) emissions by 50.4% by 2032 from a 2022
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to technology being developed for real-world deployment with water utilities and food & beverage manufacturers, working closely with the spinout company METzero Technologies . Research Objectives 1. Process