The Department of Pathology has an excellent reputation in pure biological and biomedical research and is offering four fully funded* studentships from October 2023 to work with one of the Research Group Leaders in this large and vibrant Department.
Funding* will cover the student's stipend at the current Research Council rate and University Fees. Students must be eligible for Home Fees.
The studentship will be funded for four years.
Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
Closes:
Sunday, 12 February, 2023
This is a four-year studentship funded by Astra Zeneca and will be in collaboration with the Cambridge EPSCR Centre for Doctorial Training in Sensor Technologies for a Sustainable Future. It is an interdisciplinary and research focused training programme which introduces our students to the breadth of sensor technologies and applications while providing depth in key topics. The programme ranges from the physical concepts of sensing via the interpretation and management of sensory data to modern developments in sensor applications.
Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
Closes:
Sunday, 12 February, 2023
This is a four-year studentship funded by Astra Zeneca and will be in collaboration with the Cambridge EPSCR Centre for Doctorial Training in Sensor Technologies for a Sustainable Future. It is an interdisciplinary and research focused training programme which introduces our students to the breadth of sensor technologies and applications while providing depth in key topics. The programme ranges from the physical concepts of sensing via the interpretation and management of sensory data to modern developments in sensor applications.
ESRC DTP Linked Administrative Data Studentship: Structure and Mechanisms of Drug Markets
Institute of Criminology
Closes:
Tuesday, 14 February, 2023
The University of Cambridge ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership [DTP] is pleased to offer a studentship available for admission in October 2023 in the Institute of Criminology.
Cambridge ESRC DTP ADR UK Studentship - Higher Education Access
Faculty of Education
Closes:
Tuesday, 28 February, 2023
The University of Cambridge ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP), is pleased to offer an Administrative Data Research (ADR) UK studentship, available for admission in October 2023 in the Faculty of Education.
The PhD studentship is part of a set of ADR UK studentships using linked administrative data. The ADR UK PhD studentships will use ADR UK's new linked flagship datasets to answer policy-relevant research questions, and promote the wider use of administrative data for research.
EPSRC DTP Studentship - Systematic flow manipulation in wind-turbine arrays
Department of Engineering
Closes:
Tuesday, 28 February, 2023
The objective of wind turbine arrays design is ultimately to minimize the levelized cost of electricity over its lifespan. The objective of this project is:
(i) to derive a fundamental understanding of the fluid dynamical constraints on the scale of the array that limits its performance,
(ii) to translate this understanding into a technology that relaxes or modifies the fluid dynamical constraints,
(iii) to determine experimentally and rationalize theoretically the fundamental performance characteristics underlying any proposed technology,
EPSRC DTP Studentship - Closing the Performance Gap
Department of Engineering
Closes:
Wednesday, 15 March, 2023
By 2035, UK's building stock is expected to deliver 63% reduction in total carbon emissions from 2019 levels. These reductions will require that new buildings conform to and maintain the highest energy efficiency standards, whilst also providing a healthy living environment that is resilient to future climate change.
EPSRC iCASE - CONNECTED GLAZINGS: Delivering energy retrofits of buildings through integrated optimization of glazing systems
Department of Engineering
Closes:
Wednesday, 15 March, 2023
By 2035, UK's building stock is expected to deliver 78% reduction in total carbon emissions from 2019 levels. Implementation of effective retrofits that yield both embodied and operational energy savings is thus critical. Glazing systems constitute a key element of a building as they are essential for a visual, safe, and thermally comfortable indoor environment. At the same time, they are also responsible for significant heat gains/losses. Indeed, there have been wide-ranging advancements in highly efficient and responsive glazing systems that harness new materials and IoT.
EPSRC DTP Studentship Advanced surface engineering with digital fabrication techniques
Department of Engineering
Closes:
Tuesday, 28 February, 2023
Large glass products are manufactured around the world, including in the UK, using the float glass technique [1] and are shipped globally to be found in many sectors, such as automotive and architectural. These are functionalised with nanoscale layer deposition techniques to create antimicrobial, anti-reflection, or conductive surfaces before the glass is then formed into curved shapes. Current manufacturing of float glass and advanced coatings is highly efficient with continuous production.
EPSRC DTP Studentship: Contextually Adaptive Mixed Reality User Interfaces
Department of Engineering
Closes:
Friday, 10 February, 2023
This project seeks to provide a structured and effective method for dynamically adapting mixed reality user interfaces to be most suitable for the current context of use. Context here is treated broadly and may refer to physical location context, task context, and user capability context. Such adaptations must be smooth and preserve awareness of interface elements to ensure productive and enjoyable interaction experiences.
