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Principal Supervisor: Dr Khushboo Pandey Eligibility: The candidate should have a master’s degree in either Physics or Engineering. Minimum entry qualification - an Honours degree at 2:1 or above
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: The post is for a post-doctoral researcher in the field of physics of complex fluids at the School of Physics and Astronomy of the University of Edinburgh. The successful applicant will use analytical and
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. These skills will be essential for a student perusing industrial careers in the biomechanical and modeling sector. Further Information: Dr. Callanan - Google Scholar Profile Dr. Callanan - Edinburgh University
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or combine modelling and experiments to develop engineering design principles for structured surfaces with superwettability properties. We will consider both model surfaces with regular patterns (e.g., posts
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-dimitrios-i-gerogiorgis https://vasileioskoutsos.wixsite.com/softmaterials The University of Edinburgh is committed to equality of opportunity for all its staff and students, and promotes a culture of
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Unreinforced masonry (URM) load-bearing walls were commonly used in historic buildings but are weak in shear and vulnerable to cracking and damage during seismic events. Structural engineers often
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Carbon strategic objectives ahead of 2040 and will demonstrate integrated reporting aligned to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The University of Edinburgh has long been a sector leader on
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Carbon strategic objectives ahead of 2040 and will demonstrate integrated reporting aligned to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The University of Edinburgh has long been a sector leader on
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Carbon strategic objectives ahead of 2040 and will demonstrate integrated reporting aligned to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The University of Edinburgh has long been a sector leader on
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, cavitation is a major problem in engineering, as high-speed jets can develop during their collapse upon contact with solids, which are responsible for pitting wear, and even full structural failure