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| - | The Developmental Biomechanics Lab is seeking exceptional PhD studentship candidates to put forward for a competitive departmental studentship round. The project involves computational modelling of fetal movement, and is suitable to a candidate with Biomechanics and computational modelling skills. Suitable candidates should have an excellent track record, such as first class degrees, academic awards and/or extensive prior research experience. Prior publications are also an advantage. Funding restrictions mean that '''only candidates with | + | The Developmental Biomechanics Lab is seeking exceptional PhD studentship candidates to put forward for a competitive departmental studentship round. The project involves computational modelling of fetal movement, and is suitable to a candidate with Biomechanics and computational modelling skills. Suitable candidates should have an excellent track record, such as first class degrees, academic awards and/or extensive prior research experience. Prior publications are also an advantage. Funding restrictions mean that '''only candidates with EU nationality are eligible'''. To express interest, please email Dr Nowlan to describe how your interests and experience align with the project, and include your CV. |
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== Research Opportunities == | == Research Opportunities == | ||
Applications from exceptional prospective postgraduate students and highly motivated researchers are welcome at any time and can be submitted by email. | Applications from exceptional prospective postgraduate students and highly motivated researchers are welcome at any time and can be submitted by email. | ||
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