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Award summary 100% of home tuition fees paid and an annual stipend (living expenses) of £21,805 (2026 – 27 UKRI rate). Additional funding provided for research costs and travel. Overview The World Health Organisation states that the biggest cause of death and poor health in women is...
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only of storing information, but also of manipulating, organising, and retrieving it through molecular data structures analogous to those used in computer science. Building on our pioneering experimental
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duration: 3.5 years Sponsor: School of Computing Supervisors: Dr Mujeeb Ahmed Eligibility criteria You must have, or expect to gain, a minimum 2:1 Honours degree or international equivalent in a relevant
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, privacy-enhancing technologies, and trustworthy AI: stating requirements precisely, designing methods that meet them, and building prototypes fast enough to use. Applicants should hold, or expect to obtain
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. Methods may include: camera trapping; bird point counts; acoustic monitoring; environmental DNA; other standardised wildlife surveys. Species will be characterised according to ecological traits, habitat
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this: new chemistry methods that let around 100 candidate compounds be made, purified and tested for biological activity together, in a single operation taking as little as a week. You will apply this new
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neurodivergent groups. The appointed PhD student will be expected to critically engage with available evidence to determine appropriate methods, e.g. traditional qualitative methods (e.g., interviews, ethnography
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future for healthcare? This PhD will explore how environmental sustainability can be embedded in next-generation medical technologies using horizon scanning and foresight methods. The project will
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within the horizon scanning and foresight space to inform policy and decision-making. It is expected to include a range of research methods and the development of frameworks or tools to support adoption
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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