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I welcome applications from PhD students in any of my areas of interest, especially the following:

The role of learning in language behaviour and language description (e.g., comprehension and production, foreign language learning, reading and others).

Understanding/describing language as a complex dynamic system, its relationships with other cognitive systems (e.g., perception, memory, problem solving).

The dyads of language-communication and cognition-conceptualisation as pillars of human (social) adaptation.

I currently co-supervise the ...

Ross is interested in PhD supervision across the following research areas:

Quality improvement
Safety
Inter-organisational collaboration
Governance

He specialises in the use of qualitative research methods.

 

• Supercritical drying of food products (EPSRC)
• Drying and rehydration of emulsion systems (EPSRC)
• 3D Printing of edible materials (EPSRC)
• Fluid gel emulsion systems (Industry Funded)
• Understanding the key drivers of crispness attributes (Industry Funded, EngD)
• Rheological design of biopolymer composites for application in 3D jet based printing (EPSRC)
• Glassy state control of food biopolymer fibres for extrusion printing (EPSRC)
• Understanding low alcohol beer brewing

 

I would be happy to supervise students working on any early modern topic that overlaps with my research interests, such as history of reading and of the book, political history understood as broadly as possible, the history of subjectivities, and so on.

Alexander Milner鈥檚 research involves river ecosystems in alpine and Arctic environments and includes long-term studies in Glacier Bay National Park and Denali National Park in Alaska. The study in Glacier Bay represents the longest continual study of stream succession and development within a primary successional framework. Other studies have included how water sources are changing in glacially influenced river systems with climate change and how these changes alter ecological structure ...

I welcome enquiries from graduate students who would like to pursue further study in the areas of:

• Practice-based research in translation
• Creative /collaborative/ multimodal translation
• The visual turn in translation
• Translating Spanish and Latin American literature

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Mike is currently supervising several grants and self-funded PhD & MSc students.

I am interested in supervising topics in 20th c US history, with a particular focus on histories of white privilege, racism, women鈥檚 history, urban history and queer sexualities.

Current PhD supervisions:
Lesbian Cultures in UK Urban Spaces
Women and Marginalized Peoples in Community Archives

• Dr Rodolfo Cavalcante (completed in 2017), topic: time series forecast in non-stationary environments.

• Ds Liyan Song, (completed in 2018), topic: software effort estimation using machine learning.

• Mr Michael Chiu, topic: machine learning for non-stationary environments.

• Mr Honghui Du, topic: machine learning for non-stationary environments.

• Mr Gustavo Henrique Ferreira de Miranda Oliveira, topic: machine learning for non-stationary environments.

• Mr Gan Ruan, topic: dynamic optimisation.

• Ms Dalia Sobhi (completed in 2019), topic: software architectures.

• Ms Sadia Tabassum, topic: machine learning ...

Dr Miri supervises PhD and MSc research projects related to Food Engineering, including Novel Food Processing and Food Safety, as well as Circular Economy and Environmental Engineering.

Paolo has supervised 8 PhD students while at Newcastle, all successfully graduated. Paolo is still actively supervising 3 students from Newcastle, and he is open to new PhD supervision with his new role at Birmingham.

• Currently jointly supervise 1 PhD student