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Engineering research group, we are developing a digital twin of a proof-of-concept power plant, so that design can be carried out iteratively, considering the plant as a whole system. A key requirement for
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of mechanical engineering, physics and biotechnology? Could you formulate ideas to answer our research questions: is it possible to design a machine which can accurately evaluate the surgical performance
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Award summary 100% Home fees covered, and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £19,237 (2024/25 UKRI rate). Overview Soft robotics concerns the design and development of compliant
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for the design and development of a novel electric actuator. The successful candidate will join a diverse, world class research group and will work closely with BAE Systems. The researcher will also have the
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ratio and highly flexible designability. Recently, the development of 3D printing technology has also enabled the additive manufacturing of CFRP composites. However, optimising the design and analysis
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/25 UKRI rate). Overview Soft robotics concerns the design and development of compliant structural systems integrated into various robotic systems. This project will explore innovative design and
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fit for purpose. This research aims to accelerate the UK’s secure blockchain quantum resistance by developing a framework for designing post-quantum blockchain and distributed ledger technologies
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individual operating points. The simplest design tool for a single turbine is blade-element momentum theory (BEMT). Based on the momentum principle and aerofoil theory this predicts thrust and power and is
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capabilities beyond basic flight. This project aims to advance the real-world applicability of FWMAVs by investigating new bioinspired design and flight approaches. Focuses may include: endurance and payload
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analysis and uncertainty quantification. The output would not only provide a tool for optioneering, but would also help prioritise new avenues for research and serve as a testbed for the design of tritium