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Framework Programme? Not funded by an EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Electronic and Electrical Engineering: Fully Funded EPSRC and
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opportunity to have an industrial placement. The research will focus on the application of Systems Engineering methodologies for the design and development of future novel electric actuators to support
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apply Systems Engineering methodologies to design and develop novel electric actuators, supporting the goal of Net Zero and the sustainable development of future aerospace systems. The candidate will
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to. Current stack assessment models must be fast and stable enough to compute the results of hundreds of container stacks with various loading configurations and securing arrangements within a reasonable time
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at temperatures orders of magnitude below those of interstellar space and studying their magnetic, structural and electrical properties. As a student, unusually for the field, you will experience all parts
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of approximately £21,000 net per annum) provided by the Department of Mechanical Engineering under the EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership scheme, and it is open to home students only. The research
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to combine Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) technology that produces electricity using electrons derived from biochemical reactions, with hydroponics that involves growing plants without soil. The idea is to use MFC
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, from metals to ceramics, influencing their mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Understanding their intricate structures is crucial for advancing fields such as aerospace, engineering, and
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Project background: Polycrystals are the building blocks of numerous materials around us, from metals to ceramics, influencing their mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Understanding
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Funding providers: Swansea University's Faculty of Science and Engineering and Silvaco Group, Inc. Subject areas: Electronic and Electrical Engineering Project start date: 1 October 2024 (Enrolment