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This PhD position at the University of Bristol investigates the transport, deposition, and resuspension of micron-sized aerosols, a process that occurs widely in natural and engineered environments. Aerosols, which are tiny particles suspended in air, play a significant role in environmental physics, air quality, and atmospheric science. The project aims to understand the mechanisms by which these particles move, settle, and become airborne again, with implications for pollution control, climate modeling, and public health. The research will likely involve experimental and theoretical approaches to study fluid dynamics and particle behavior. The University of Bristol offers a vibrant research environment for interdisciplinary studies in environmental science and physics. Funding details, eligibility requirements, and application procedures are not specified in the current description.

This PhD position at the University of Bristol investigates the intricate dynamics of normal swallowing, a process that involves the highly coordinated movement of muscles within the oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, and oesophagus. The project aims to unravel the biomechanical and physiological mechanisms underlying this complex sequence, with a focus on understanding how different muscle groups interact to facilitate safe and efficient swallowing. The research may involve experimental studies, advanced imaging, and computational modeling to analyze muscle coordination and neural control. This work is highly relevant to medical science, biology, and neuroscience, with potential applications in clinical diagnosis and treatment of swallowing disorders. The position is based at a leading UK institution, offering access to state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative research environment. Funding details and specific entry requirements are not provided in the current description. Interested candidates should monitor the University of Bristol’s postgraduate research opportunities for updates on application procedures and eligibility criteria.