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University of Exeter, PhD, Engineering

University of Exeter
 United Kingdom
Current areas of focus include: Advanced technologies research institute: combines research in the areas of materials; manufacturing; and electronics; particular interests in bioengineering and biomedical materials; auxetic materials; data storage materials; agile and dynamic manufacturing systems; data storage systems; and sea-wave prediction; informatics research institute: particular engineering interest in: the design and optimisation of water distribution; and waste networks and systems; mathematics research institute: covers a wide range of topics from applied and pure mathematics to statistics; research focus on 4 themes: climate and environmental modelling; dynamical systems and control; fluid dynamics; and pure mathematics.

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Exeter is a wonderful place to live and study with a variety of options for entertainment. The city centre of Exeter is a cultural hub for the South West of England, and is around twenty minutes walk from Streatham campus. As well as the shopping, cultural and historical attractions of the city, there are many cafes, restaurants, bars and clubs.