Current research degree projects
Explore our current postgraduate research degree and PhD opportunities.
Explore our current postgraduate research degree and PhD opportunities.
Extreme bursts in fluid flows are hard to predict and control. This project develops modern optimisation and dynamical-systems tools to understand and limit these events using low-dimensional models.
Do a PhD as part of the CRUK Cancer Data-Driven Detection (CD3) project, developing advanced AI models that integrate clinical and omic data to improve cancer risk prediction. This PhD program offers training in machine learning, health data science, and multimodal analytics, working closely with clinicians and data scientists to develop next-generation, equitable risk-prediction tools.
This PhD explores how shared mobility systems, such as car clubs, e-bikes, and platform-based services, can support communities during crises like floods, storms, or transport shutdowns. Combining optimisation, behavioural science, and governance, the research will design fair, trusted, and practical ways to use shared transport for emergency and resilience planning.
We are interested in how T cells are induced to become pathological in autoimmune conditions. In this project, the student will work with immunologists, clinicians and patients and will study the development of T cells in the context of Crohn’s disease.
Gene Regulatory Networks (GRNs) orchestrate cell fate and are key to understanding disease. We has expertise in developing computational methods for single-cell omics data. This project will develop new computational approaches for single-cell RNA-seq, applying them to human datasets to discover targets and advance precision medicine.