University of Sheffield’s 2025 Fund for Ultra-thin Membrane Wave Research | PhD Study in UK

The Waves in Ultra-thin Membranes Fund at the University of Sheffield 2025 offers a PhD degree in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical, Aeronautical, Civil, or other engineering subjects. The deadline for sending your application is May 16, 2025. This scholarship is given by the University of Sheffield and has a total value of Full Funding, tuition fees, and a tax-free stipend of at least GBP 19,237. The scholarship is offered to all nationals.

Details about Waves in Ultra-thin Membranes Fund at the University of Sheffield 2025

PhD Research Project: Waves in Ultra-thin Membranes

• The Waves in Ultra-thin Membranes PhD project combines physics, machine learning, and ultrasonic to create new sensors for the digital revolution in industry.
• The project attempts to automate the production of ultra-thin membranes, which are used in a variety of industries including flexible solar panels, electronics, and medical biosensors.

Eligibility Criteria

• Applicants for the Waves in Ultra-thin Membranes PhD project must hold a bachelor's or master's degree in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical, Aeronautical, Civil, or another engineering subject.
• Desirable talents include mathematical modeling, knowledge of wave propagation or solid mechanics, numerical methods, and programming ability.
• Self-motivation, enthusiasm for the subject, and strong communication skills are required.

Application Process

• Applications for the Waves in Ultra-thin Membranes PhD project must be submitted via the University of Sheffield's Postgraduate Application Portal.
• Candidates should apply for the Doctoral Training Course under Developing National Capability for Materials 4.0.
• For more information, see the Sheffield Postgraduate Application webpage.
• The application date is May 16, 2025.

Benefits of Scholarship

• The Waves in Ultrathin Membranes PhD project is completely financed by the EPSRC CDT in Materials 4.0.
• The scholarship includes tuition fees, a tax-free stipend of at least £19,237, a London allowance (if applicable), and a research training support grant.
• The project provides a unique opportunity to work with a world-renowned Dynamics group at the University of Sheffield, in close collaboration with industry partners.

Applications Deadline

The last date for application submission is May 16, 2025.

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