Category: Studentships

PhD in Solar Physics – Northumbria University

By uksp_sec, March 12, 2010

From: James McLaughlin james.a.mclaughlin@northumbria.ac.uk

PhD in Solar Physics – Northumbria University

http://computing.unn.ac.uk/staff/rnwp2/studentships_McLAUGHLIN.pdf

Applications are invited to study for a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics at Northumbria University, in the areas of Solar Physics, Magnetohydrodynamics and Mathematical Modelling of Solar Phenomena. Fully-funded studentships are available.

Magnetohydrodynamics is the study of magnetic fluids and gives a …

PhD Studentship at University of Reading

By uksp_sec, March 1, 2010

From: Mathew Owens – m.owens@imperial.ac.uk

The Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading is pleased to invite applications for a 3-year NERC-funded PhD studentship in “Galactic cosmic rays, the Sun’s magnetic field and climate change”, supervised by Dr. Mathew Owens and Prof. Mike Lockwood.

The expected start date is October …

PhD in Solar Physics – University of Central Lancashire

By uksp_sec, February 27, 2010

From: Danielle Bewsher

PhD in Solar Physics

The Jeremiah Horrocks Institute at the University of Central Lancashire is pleased to announce the availability of several new STFC and University funded PhD studentships for intake in October 2010, some of which are available for Solar Physics projects.

If you know of any undergraduate …

PhD Studentship in Solar Physics

By uksp_sec, January 29, 2010

From: Mihalis Mathioudakis – M.Mathioudakis@qub.ac.uk

PhD Studentship in Solar Physics

Studentship Advert

https://habu.pst.qub.ac.uk/groups/joiningarc/wiki/3c6b1/PhD_studentships.html

A PhD studentship in Solar Physics is available at Queens University Belfast. Interested applicants are requested to email Mihalis Mathioudakis for more information.

Ph.D. studentships available at the University of Exeter, 30-Sep-09

By uksp_sec, August 12, 2009

From: “Berger, Mitchell” <M.Berger@exeter.ac.uk>

Ph.D. studentships available at the University of Exeter

We have funding for 2 PhD studentships to investigate symmetry and topological properties of magnetic fields generated in idealised electrically conducting fluid flows. The students will work with Profs. Andrew Gilbert ; and Mitchell Berger

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