Funding of more than £200 million to support PhD students in engineering and physical sciences, as well boost the UK’s research into quantum technologies is to be announced today by Universities Minister Jo Johnson.
The £167m investment in Doctoral Training Partnerships and £37m investment in the UK’s National Quantum Technologies Programme will support cutting-edge research across the UK and help top students into a PhD.
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