LITAC Studentship

Fully funded PhD opportunity at Ulster University in Northern Ireland, UK, focused on the computational design of compact thermal batteries with advanced thermally conductive materials . The project sits in the School of Computing, Engineering and the Built Environment and involves work with Dr. Babak Kamkari and Dr. Edward Archer , in collaboration with industry partner Senergy Innovations Ltd . Research themes include CFD , numerical modelling , material characterisation , and small-scale expe...

This Doctor of Philosophy project at the University of Southampton explores cryogenic memristors as ultra-low-power adaptive calibration and memory elements for quantum-computing control electronics. The research addresses the quantum–classical interface, where control, calibration and readout electronics become increasingly difficult to scale as qubit numbers grow. Qubit drift causes device characteristics to change over time, creating a need for continuous recalibration. The project will inves...

Imperial College London is advertising the President’s PhD Scholarships 2027–28 , a fully funded doctoral opportunity for outstanding graduates worldwide. The scholarship supports independent PhD research under the guidance of an academic supervisor at Imperial College London. Funding includes full PhD tuition fees , an annual stipend of £27,036 for living expenses, and £2,000 per year for research consumables during the first three years. Scholars also gain access to Imperial’s Early Career Res...

[Annual stipend at the UKRI minimum rate currently £21,805 per year plus £1,000 per annum enhancement, with a research training support grant of up to £20,000 for the full 4-year programme.] This 4-year PhD studentship at The University of Manchester explores interdisciplinary methods for liquid crystal-based biosensing . The project focuses on how liquid crystals interact with prototype cells and soft flexible surfaces, and how those interactions can be turned into measurable sensing signals. T...

PhD opportunity at The University of Manchester in the Department of Computer Science / School of Engineering on neuromorphic computing using quantum magnetic sensors for skyrmion detection . This experimental project sits at the intersection of physics , electrical engineering , materials science , computer science , and quantum computing . The research focuses on detecting magnetic skyrmions using quantum magnetic sensors (MTJs) , with work on magnetic thin films, multilayer structures, device...