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Applications are invited for a PhD student to work on machine-learning guided and verifiably correct code generation.Creating optimised libraries is a difficult and time-consuming task, requiring significant manual engineering effort. This process must be repeated for each new processor to take advantage of additional features, especially when it implements...

Applications are invited for a 3-year PhD studentship funded by Kidney Research UK under the supervision of Dr Sarah Hosgood. The studentship will be based in the University of Cambridge Department of Surgery on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The proposed start date is 1 October 2024. - Assessing the efficacy of a new enzyme, FucOB, to convert human type O...

Applications are invited for a 4 year PhD studentship at the MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Cambridge under the supervision of James Thaventhiran and Klaus Okkenhaug (Department of Pathology). **Project** Immunotherapy toxicity is mediated by the activity of T lymphocyte clones that are driven by specific antigenic targets. The Medical Research...

Applications are invited for a 4 year PhD studentship at the MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Cambridge. This studentship is fully funded by the MRC Integrative Toxicology Training Partnership (ITTP). **Project** The Medical Research Council Toxicology Unit is an internationally renowned institution focused on mechanistic insights into toxicology and...

Applications are invited for a 4 year PhD studentship at the MRC Toxicology Unit, University of Cambridge, under the supervision of Kiran Patil and Sarah Aitken. The studentship is funded by the MRC Integrative-Toxicology Training Partnership (ITTP) with AstraZeneca as industrial partner. **Project** The efficacy and side effects of various drugs have been...

We have funding for a number of 4-year PhDs, in collaboration with industry, on net zero infrastructure and built environment under the four following themes: Current and disruptive technologies Circularity and whole life approach AI, digitalisation and data Risk-based systems thinking and connectivity Studentships are fully-funded (fees and...

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....

We have funding for a number of 4-year PhDs, in collaboration with industry, as part of our EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Infrastructure and Built Environment: Unlocking Net Zero (FIBE3 CDT), under the four following themes: Current and disruptive technologies Circularity and whole life approach Risk-based systems thinking and connectivity...

A fully paid PhD studentship is offered at the Cambridge University Engineering Department in the area of nuclear reactor core analysis methods development. It is offered under Industrial Cooperative Awards in Science & Technology (iCASE) scheme of the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) in collaboration with EDF Energy, the owner...

A fully paid PhD studentship is offered at the Cambridge University Engineering Department in the area of nuclear reactor core analysis methods development. It is offered under Industrial Cooperative Awards in Science & Technology (iCASE) scheme of the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) in collaboration with EDF Energy, the owner...

Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 48 months. The Project Applications are invited for a PhD student to work on machine-learning guided and verifiably correct code generation. Creating optimised libraries is a difficult and time-consuming task, requiring significant manual engineering effort. This process must be repeated for each...

Applications are invited for a PhD student to work on developing computer architecture for quantum computers, under the supervision of Dr. Prakash Murali. Quantum computers hold immense potential for applications that can revolutionise society, including domains such as drug design, agriculture, climate change and more. To cater to applications in these...

Applications are invited for a 3-year PhD studentship funded by Kidney Research UK under the supervision of Dr Sarah Hosgood. The studentship will be based in the University of Cambridge Department of Surgery on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The proposed start date is 1 October 2024. In kidney transplantation, blood group compatibility is a major...

Decarbonizing the global economy can only be achieved by reducing the carbon intensity of energy sources. A key to achieving this is reducing the techno-economic barriers to replacing fossil fuel usage with low carbon and renewable sources. Solutions which reduce plant costs, improve plant efficiency, and increase plant flexibility with other energy sources,...

Come and join us in a small but passionate team in the Office of the School of Technology where we work together to propose, consult and implement policies and procedures across our Departments and Institute. Your role will be focused on education matters and PhD studentship funding within the School of Technology. It will involve working closely with the...

Title: Cosmic dust as a feedstock for prebiotic chemistry on Mars and exoplanets Funding: Fully funded 4 year PhD position supervised by Dr Oli Shortle Summary: Uncovering the processes that led to the origin of life on Earth, and are required for life to emerge elsewhere in the galaxy, remains one of the outstanding questions in science. What is clear is...

AHRC Collections & Communities in the East of England Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) Start date: 1st October 2024 (fixed term for 4 years) Interviews will take place online on Tuesday 11 June. The University Museum of Zoology and Cambridge University Herbarium have exceptional collections from South Asia and the Mascarene Islands (taken to...

Decarbonizing the global economy can only be achieved by reducing the carbon intensity of energy sources. A key to achieving this is reducing the techno-economic barriers to replacing fossil fuel usage with low carbon and renewable sources. Solutions which reduce plant costs, improve plant efficiency, and increase plant flexibility with other energy...

Project The central aim of the project is to investigate whether one can identify differences in the TCR repertoire of patients with IDH1 mutant gliomas from IDH1 null gliomas and from healthy controls by leveraging sequence specific information. The project will involve analysis of large sequencing datasets of TCR repertoires generated from peripheral...

Heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) transport nearly 80% of the goods in the UK and are responsible for 5% of total UK greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Electrification of HGVs has been widely recognised as one of the most viable decarbonisation solutions to road freight transport system. However, this will introduce enormous challenges to the existing system for...