The University of Southampton, under the supervision of Assistant Professor Melike Kurt, is offering a fully funded PhD position in Maritime Engineering. The research project focuses on exploring flow control opportunities in turbulent boundary layers under unsteady disturbances, a topic at the intersection of fluid mechanics and engineering innovation. This opportunity is particularly relevant for students interested in advanced maritime engineering, flow control, and the dynamics of turbulent flows. The project may be conducted in partnership with DSTL, which imposes a restriction: only UK nationals are eligible to apply. The position is fully funded and includes a stipend, making it an attractive option for qualified candidates seeking to advance their research careers in a leading UK institution. The University of Southampton is renowned for its engineering programs and offers a vibrant research environment. Applicants should have a strong background in engineering, ideally with experience or interest in maritime or mechanical engineering, and be motivated to engage in high-level research on flow control and turbulent boundary layers. While specific academic requirements such as degree level or GPA are not detailed, a solid foundation in relevant engineering disciplines is expected. Interested candidates are encouraged to reach out directly to Assistant Professor Melike Kurt for further information and to discuss the application process. This is an excellent opportunity for UK nationals passionate about maritime engineering and fluid dynamics to join a cutting-edge research project with full financial support.