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consumption, and radioactive waste arisings. This research will develop techno-economic models quantifying the TES capacity required to buffer HTGR output against realistic UK industrial heat demand profiles
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consumption, range, cavitation, noise and operational robustness. Vehicle dynamics and high-speed control: Developing dynamic models and control strategies for high-speed USV operation. This may include
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the energy and physical resource consumption of AI models continues to scale, there is an increasing need for new computational paradigms that draw on the efficiency and parallelism of biological
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activities—particularly increasing energy production and consumption, but also natural processes—release large quantities of trace substances, thereby influencing the composition of the atmosphere and the
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up to 2050. Quantifying the environmental impacts of primary and secondary steel production under different future scenarios, including climate change, energy and resource use, water consumption, waste
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-duration energy storage? Job description Energy storage is an indispensable factor for bridging the electricity consumption with the intermittent renewable energy supply. With increasing supply of renewable
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What will be the new generation of batteries for long-duration energy storage? Job description Energy storage is an indispensable factor for bridging the electricity consumption with
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future scenarios, including climate change, energy and resource use, water consumption, waste generation, and emissions, while conducting sensitivity and uncertainty analyses to assess the robustness
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reduction of wind-tunnel experiments by 87% between the late 1970’s and the late 1990’s, corresponding to a reduction of energy consumption which can be estimated as 8.7 107 kWh while reducing the fuel and
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to environmental concerns, food sustainability motivations, environmental literacy, trust, and attitudes towards sustainability labels. Analyse existing datasets on food consumption and sustainability perceptions