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aerodynamic flows is crucial for aero-engine design, and a significant research area involves the ability to measure complex flow fields. This PhD aims to advance non-intrusive laser-based flow measurement
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) reflects this, as PROMs provide essential insights into health, quality of life, and functional status, complementing biology-based health metrics. This research aims to develop next-generation technology
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on Wednesday 24 July 2024 Reference: RD-PHD-24-GC-R1-MH Title: Fulfilling the 'promise of precision'? A user-centred study of sensor technology for farm animal welfare Primary Supervisor - Dr Gemma Charlton
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Nederland Technology B.V. (the industry sponsor), the Research and Development of Tata Steel in the Netherlands. Essential and Desirable Criteria We are actively seeking an enthusiastic individual to join the
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Funding providers: EPSRC and Swansea University's Faculty of Science and Engineering Subject areas: Computational mechanics; Engineering simulation Project start date: 1 October 2024 (Enrolment open
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thermoplastics or vitrimers. Funded by EPSRC and Cranfield University, this project aligns with the Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowship initiative titled "Multifunctional Z-Direction Hybridisation
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in fuel cells, electrified aircraft, control systems, and gas turbine engines. Opportunities and Impact Your findings and outcomes will contribute to the development of innovative solutions and methods
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View All Vacancies Engineering Location: UK Other Closing Date: Thursday 31 October 2024 Reference: ENG183 Supervisors: Professor Richard Hague, Professor Chris Tuck, Dr. Geoffrey Rivers PhD
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Funding provider(s): 50% Match Funded Faculty of Science and Engineering Studentship, with 50% Match funded contribution from Swansea University Subject area(s): Electronic and Electrical
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collaborate with internationally leading commercial, research, and academic organisations specialising in fuel cells, electrified aircraft, control systems, and gas turbine engines. Research outcomes will be