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laboratory at Swansea University. This demonstrator will closely replicate the industrial structure to ensure the relevance of the research undertaken in this PhD study. A major aspect of the work is the
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Parkinson’s disease is among the fastest growing neurological conditions. Motor and non-motor symptoms often persist despite optimal pharmacological or surgical intervention. This highlights
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Funding for: UK Students An opportunity exists to join the world-leading Interdisciplinary Collaboration in System Medicine (ICSM) Research Group to work on an industrially funded PhD project
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primary regenerative braking. EMBs are highly sensitive to EV harsh operating conditions. This project addresses this challenge by developing AI-based EMB clamping force estimators and robust control
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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
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the permeability–selectivity trade-off, pressure-induced compaction, and the associated degradation of mechanical integrity and transport performance under realistic operating conditions. The research combines
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to support the optimal delivery of care and antimicrobial stewardship. The work will involve conducting qualitative work, undertaking interviews, focus groups and/or observations to understand how both
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to investigate novel technologies to support the optimal delivery of care and antimicrobial stewardship. The work will involve conducting qualitative work, undertaking interviews, focus groups and/or observations
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aspect of cybersecurity including human motivation, behaviour, usable and accessible design, policy and governance that is leading to non-optimal cyber resilience within a particular context. Malware and