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education, development and career, we have to be very selective in our admission process for PhD students.
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In this project, we develop a new mathematical framework to efficiently model multivariate systems during extreme events like floods, heatwaves, or financial crashes. This PhD position offers a
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to complete their studies within the ARC funding period. The student would be based at the University of Plymouth. A training and development budget will also be provided to support the activity of the student
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). The PhD project will be supervised by dr. Emil van Eck and dr. Fenne Pinkster. To demonstrate their interest and suitability to the project, applicants are invited to develop a research proposal based on
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performance of antenna arrays in case of the surface duct presence, the objective of this PhD project is to develop procedure to reconstruct the surface duct properties using external transmitters
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at the Department of Functional Materials and Catalysis at the Faculty of Chemistry develops advanced porous materials (MOF and COF) for sensing, energy conversion and catalysis. This PhD project aims to control
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development work at bachelor’s and master’s levels. The distribution and content of these duties will be agreed with the department and adapted to the successful applicant’s qualifications. Your immediate
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to trust. By contrast, symbolic approaches have reliability and explainability "built in", since they are based on logical reasoning. This motivates the development of neurosymbolic approaches as a way of
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concentration gradients during charge and discharge, the evolution of interphases, and degradation mechanisms including ageing, material dissolution (leaching), and transition-metal migration. Muon-based methods
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, leading and co-leading intervention, intensive longitudinal data, implementation, and technology development projects aligned with the lab's mission and contributing to mentorship of students and staff