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Salary: Research Assistant £33,951 - £35,608 per annum Research Associate £36,636 - £38,784 per annum Newcastle University is a great place to work, with excellent benefits . We have a generous
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that could be realised with autonomy and prevents effective human-robot coexistence in complex nuclear operations. The PhD project is aimed at developing technologies, methodologies and assurance frameworks
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Modern autonomous ground vehicles (AGVs/UGVs) in defence operations require sophisticated AI/ML-based control systems for perception, decision-making, and adaptive responses in complex, unstructured
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Rolls-Royce We are seeking an exceptionally motivated and enthusiastic student to undertake a fully funded PhD at the Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory (MISL), University of Birmingham, with support
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prediction to systems that reason, plan, interact and act in the physical world. This PhD addresses efficient long-horizon task execution in Physical AI—complex tasks needing sequences of decisions, subgoals
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principles” is essential for rational materials design, but the underlying numerical simulations are computationally expensive, limiting studies to small systems and short timescales. This project will explore
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Improving the lifecycle of complex domestic waste The increasing use of multilayer materials and mixed-fibre textiles has created significant challenges for recycling, as these materials
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organised into bulk structures. Ice, for example, is a regular lattice of water molecules. Self-assembling, hierarchical systems are different. Here molecules combine to form complexes, the complexes form
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is a collaboration between Durham University and Imperial College London, supported by a world-class international advisory board including The Crown Estate, Equinor, DNV, and ORE Catapult. As multi
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candidates for advanced modular reactors (AMRs). The development of HEAs is still in the early stages, so there remains a lot still to be understood about these complex alloys. Of particular interest