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span broad research areas in metallic and ceramic materials (high-temperature intermetallic, space materials, high-strength steels, porous ceramic materials, and materials intended for energy recovery
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interactions between liquid insulation and representative solid insulation materials used in high‑voltage aerospace electrical machines. The scope of work will focus on developing controlled thermal ageing
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Rennes, Bretagne | France | 30 days ago
to address these challenges is DNA-based data storage, which offers several advantages, including extremely high data density, long-term retention, and low energy consumption [2]. From a density perspective
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Description We seek outstanding candidates for several PhD fellowships to work on a variety of interesting projects in the brand-new low-temperature quantum electronics laboratory of Prof. Ferdinand
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application. Your Job High-temperature electrolysis (HTEL) offers the highest efficiency of all known water electrolysis technologies. However, compared to low-temperature electrolysis technologies, it is still
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of the influence of hydrogen on the deformation behavior and fracture of high-strength wrought complex concentrated alloys (CCAs). The PhD student will participate in forming, heat treatment, hydrogenation and
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. Your Tasks Synthesizing magnetic materials and measuring their macroscopic physical properties using various laboratory techniques such as magnetization and heat capacity Performing neutron scattering
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facilities (high temperature experiment, advanced characterisation and modelling) at the ASRC of WMG, the University of Warwick. This PhD studentship also offers a unique opportunity to work with the leading
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the application of 3D electron diffraction to the measurement of magnetic and structural properties of the classical antiferromagnetic material NiO studied below and above its Néel temperature. The goal is to
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lightweight, high performance batteries. Comprising fewer critical materials than Li-ion counterparts, they also offer significant sustainability benefits. However, further improvements to their lifetime