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four-year PhD position in the Radio Systems group to develop distributed sensing and digital signal-processing methods for identifying and characterising electromagnetic interference and high
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autonomously sustain performance and service continuity in the presence of active jamming, complex interference, partial infrastructure failures, and severe spectrum scarcity, without relying on static
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analysis of meiotic crossover interference and high resolution imaging of single molecule dynamics of chromosomes Basic Qualifications expertise in high resolution imaging, knowledge of mitotic
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magnetisation that propagate through magnetic materials. Their nonlinear dynamics, interference and interactions provide opportunities for physical reservoir computing and brain-inspired information processing
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high switching speeds can introduce challenges related to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and motor winding degradation. Novel converter topologies, EMI mitigation strategies, and advanced winding
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features of the spectrum usage, interference, and exposure radiation footprints and the usage of these data in a realistic digital twin model that is able to mimic the radio environment and adapt
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PhD Position in Engineering Materials Project: Development and Characterization of Advanced Sorbents
mechanisms, binding thermodynamics, NO and NO2 discrimination, and the effects of SO2 cross-interference using advanced characterization and adsorption testing techniques. The research will also address
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glial cells, resulting in a loss of nuclear TDP-43 or FUS function. TDP-43 or FUS depletion by RNA interference causes DNA damage and R-loop accumulation and DNA damage markers are elevated in brains of
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West Cancer Research on ‘RNA Interference for Glioblastoma therapy using novel lipid nanoparticle platform’ The research will be carried out in the Nanomedicine and Innovative technologies research
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critical challenge in the UK's Net Zero transition. Current satellite dependent navigation remains vulnerable to interference, jamming and signal degradation, causing serious problems for safe and