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architecture composites have attracted growing interests in high-performance automotive and aerospace applications. This project aims to develop an image analysis tool for quantifying fibre orientation and fibre
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of the role of such ingredients on the oil-in-water interface and the impact of such architecture on oral mucosa interactions and aroma release behaviour. To apply please email your CV to cdt-formulation
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The University of Wollongong (UOW) in Australia and the University of Surrey (UoS) in the United Kingdom are collaborating on a research project aimed at revolutionizing sustainable architecture by
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-based Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) engine with massive on-chip global buffers for data-stationary. Systolic Array (SA) architectures with novel spatial dataflows will be utilized, at a large scale, for
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team, under the supervision of Dr Andre Jesus from the School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering (SABCE), Dr Sam Allen and Dr Glen Blenkinsop from the School of Sport, Exercise, and Health
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of the project include: (1) Develop innovative methodologies for constructing synthetic cells with membrane architectures, and intracellular machinery; (2) Investigate strategies for incorporating biomimetic
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Supervisory Team: Richard C. Knighton PhD Supervisor: Richard C. Knighton Project Overview The aim of the project is to work on state-of-the-art heteropolymetallic architectures (polynuclear
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of wireless communications, machine learning, and next generation mobile network architectures. The focus will be on developing novel AI methodologies to add decision-making and automation capabilities across
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assess the impact of hybrid electric propulsion and system architectures on the design and overall performance of future zero emission aircraft. The research will combine elements of electric power
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for sustainable construction and architecture Democratisation of design and fabrication technologies Digital design and fabrication with generative AI This PhD will have a strong focus on practice oriented and