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with settles status. Up to two funded PhD projects are available in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester on Connections between Numerical Analysis of Differential Equations and
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of Prof Anthony Green. The design of enzymes with new modes of catalysis is a major objective in modern biocatalysis. In this project will use state-of-the-art enzyme design, engineering and
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fuel molecules and intermediates that can integrate with existing petrochemical processes to produce sustainable fuels and base oils. Activities will include 1) Design and rapid prototyping of new
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of Manchester from October 2024. The use of machine learning methods and molecular simulations for polymer design and property prediction is the new frontier in polymer science. This project aims at using a mix
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the University of Manchester is looking for a highly motivated student to undertake an exciting PhD project on fractured/veined rocks. The student will work in parallel with our ongoing EPSRC-funded INFORM project
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academics at the University of Manchester and experts in the application of robotic systems at Jacobs, and they will all contain a significant focus on the design and development of practical robotic
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engineering methodologies. The student will gain diverse skills in molecular biology, in vitro expression, design and optimization of high-throughput biochemical assays, laboratory evolution, and analysis
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Application deadline: 31/07/2024 Research theme: Offshore renewable energy; water waves How to apply: Please click the 'Apply' button, above. The design of offshore renewable energy systems should
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leads to the eventual failure in cable systems. The aim of this project is to explore design and fabrication of nanoscale layered structures within existing insulation design using 2D nanomaterials
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Copenhagen and at the University of Manchester in the UK. While at the University of Manchester) you will complete a systematic literature review and then you will conduct a mixed methods study in which your