This is an STFC Impact Acceleration Account Project, designed to explore commercialisation of ideas generated through STFC-funded research. The industrial partner, Siemens CD-adapco (Computational Dynamics-Analysis & Design Application Company Ltd), is a world leader in the development and delivery of computational fluid dynamics software. Placement title Modern Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics Methods: an exciting new approach to geometry-free […]
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From January, the Surrey Reproducibility Society will be running Monthly Mini Hacks (MMH) in the Researcher Development Training Room. The first Monthly Mini Hack will take place on Friday 31 January 2020, from 2pm to 4pm; and students and research staff from all faculties, departments, and stages of education are encouraged to attend. Coding has […]
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If your research involves collecting data, somewhere along the process you might engage in statistical analysis of your data. My question to you is, when do you decide what analyses you are going to run on your data? Is it once you’ve got your spreadsheet of data in front of you? Is it before you’ve […]
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Our Open Days are designed for first year PhD students who are new to the Library, offering the opportunity to hear from our expert and friendly staff students and network with their peers, in all disciplines and from across the UK. These days explain the practicalities of using the Library and its services – including […]
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Over 40 attended the recent joint Doctoral College – Institute of Directors Planned Serendipity Networking Evening with a great mix of PGRs, ECRs, alumni and IoD members. To give a brief summary of the event: Richard ‘Mr Productivity’ Maybury, chair of IoD Surrey and managing consultant at Attitude Solutions, opened the evening with stories of […]
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We are now recruiting speakers for the SAHRG seminar series beginning in January 2020. Applications to speak are welcome on all subjects for a friendly, challenging, interdisciplinary debate. Each monthly session will include 3 linked papers or approximately 20 minutes each, followed by round-table discussion and socialising. Sessions are held on the third Tuesday of […]
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