PhD Studentship: Analysis of Partial Differential Equations University of Birmingham in United Kingdom

[For UK and EU candidates, funding may be available through a college or EPSRC scholarship; the scholarship covers tuition fees, training support, and a stipend at standard rates for 3 to 3.5 years. For non-UK/non-EU candidates, strong self-funded applicants may be considered and exceptionally strong candidates may receive a tuition fee waiver for up to 3 years. Chinese applicants may be eligible for China Scholarship Council funding options.] PhD Studentship: Analysis of Partial Differential Eq...

PhD Studentship in Analysis of Partial Differential Equations at the University of Birmingham , United Kingdom. This project focuses on partial differential equations arising from kinetic models , with emphasis on variational methods , energy principles , and gradient-flow techniques . The research aims to study the existence , regularity , stability , and long-time behaviour of solutions, and to build rigorous mathematical tools connecting microscopic particle dynamics with macroscopic continuu...

Fully funded PhD studentships are available at the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Statistical Applied Mathematics (SAMBa) at the University of Bath. SAMBa offers a flexible doctoral programme where students can shape their research direction across applied mathematics , machine learning , probability , mathematical biology , statistics , and numerical analysis . The programme combines training, courses, projects, symposia, and Integrative Think Tanks with academics and industrial partners...

PhD opportunity at Queen’s University Belfast in optimising sustainability in livestock systems using artificial intelligence , machine learning , data science , and multi-criteria optimisation . This funded project sits within the SUSTAIN doctoral training programme and focuses on developing a holistic assessment framework for agricultural and livestock systems. The research will examine how to balance multiple sustainability objectives at once, including environmental, economic, and social out...

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