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controller designed to enable autonomous systems to operate safely in dynamic environments. Developed in collaboration with SC Group Ltd., with applications to defence autonomous systems, the approach combines
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£11.6 million Environmental Biotechnology Innovation Centre where they will receive further training and interact with a broad range of academics and industrial partners commercialising engineering
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. Mathematics is the key to unlocking innovation and addressing these complexities. They all require new, predictive models that can link the processing and microstructure of formulated products to their final
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designed to increase the knowledge, skills and aspirations of UK battery related PhD researchers, and setting up individuals for career success. The project will combine synthetic and analytical chemistry
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design); and (iii) opportunities for comparative discussion of UK and non-UK contexts of Holmes myth-making. Doyle’s hero is famous all over the world and has been used for different creative purposes from
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early years settings, including working while unwell due to staffing pressures, and adherence to relevant public health interventions designed to limit infections. Use a range of appropriate economic
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: Design and optimisation of kHz–MHz eddy current sensors suitable for high-temperature environments Experimental studies linking microstructural evolution to electrical conductivity during thermal
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physics-based and data-driven methods to support the design and scale-up of these systems. This approach will reduce the need for costly experiments, improve scale-up predictions, and provide confidence
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desirable but not essential. Durham University is a leading Russell Group institution in a historic North East England city with excellent quality of life. Intel leads in computing innovation for efficient
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candidate will further develop their proposal in close consultation with the supervisory team. Home tuition fee waiver. Living costs stipend at the UK Research and Innovation recommended level per year. The