The University of Exeter invites applications for a PhD studentship exploring how active bumblebee nests regulate temperature, bridging physics, materials engineering and behavioural science. The project leverages CRAB at Exeter Bee Lab and metamaterials research to understand bio-inspired heat management.
The successful candidate will work in a collaborative interdisciplinary team, developing modelling and experimental approaches to environment and climate resilience in social insects, with a
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