EPSRC Vacation Scholars 2021
The University is currently recruiting 15 undergraduate students for the Schools of Chemistry, Computing Science, Engineering, Mathematics & Statistics and Physics & Astronomy to work on a research project over the summer, under the EPSRC Vacation Scholars scheme.
The scheme supports undergraduate students to gain practical first-hand experience of research and encourages them to consider a research career. Students receive a salary of £330 per week (assuming satisfactory engagement with their research) and carry out a project lasting eight-ten weeks during the summer holiday. All students will be invited to a reception in September at which they will be required to present their research.
Students should be in the middle years of a first degree within EPSRC's remit, and able to fulfil EPSRC doctoral training grant eligibility requirements by the end of their undergraduate degree (i.e be classified as home/EU for fee purposes).
Applications should be submitted to scieng-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk by Thursday 16th June 2022. Projects will commence in early July (to be confirmed on discussion with the supervisor).
EPSRC Vacation Internship Application 2021
Projects are available across the Schools as follows:
School of Chemistry
Project | Supervisor(s) |
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Diagnosing hospital acquired infections using disposable plasmonic assays |
Dr Affar Karimullah |
Developing Novel Time-Resolved Optical Methods for High Throughput Measurement of Cells |
Dr Gordon Hedley |
Dr Rahul Kumar & Dr Gordon Hedley | |
Synthesis and Characterisation of Bottromycin Precursor -Amino Acids |
Dr Sudha Shankar & Dr Andrew Jamieson |
School of Computing Science
Project | Supervisor(s) |
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Dr Simon Fowler | |
Prototyping Novel, Digitally Mediated Peer Support Approaches in Mental Health, and Wellbeing |
Dr Stephen Lindsay & Dr Xianghua Sharon Ding |
School of Engineering
Project | Supervisor(s) |
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Investigating the Surface and Subsurface Coupling of a Deep Geothermal System towards Energy Decarbonisation in the UK PROJECT CLOSED |
Dr Christopher Brown & Dr Isa Kolo |
Real-time Contactless Fall Detection Using Software Defined Radios |
Dr Ahmad Taha |
Optimisation of thermally enhanced granular activated carbon biofiltration for decentralised drinking water treatment PROJECT CLOSED |
Dr Dr Fabien Cholet & Dr Anastasiia Kostrytsia |
Electronic devices programming for the implementation of a two-qubit quantum gate PROJECT CLOSED |
Dr Sergey Danilin |
Synthesis and characterization of plasmonic nanoparticles for reconfigurable photonic metasurfaces |
Dr Marina Santana Vega & Dr Alasdair Clark |
School of Mathematics & Statistics
Project | Supervisor(s) |
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Dr Christopher Bruce | |
Modelling spatial heterogeneity in 3D tumour growth driven by phenotypic PROJECT CLOSED |
Dr Cicely Macnamara |
School of Physics & Astronomy
Project | Supervisor(s) |
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Fast timing silicon detectors for new scientific frontiers PROJECT CLOSED | Dr Dima Maneuski |