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, and communication skills, with motivation to publish in leading journals and conferences. Desirable Criteria Experience with advanced state estimation methods, including Extended/Unscented Kalman
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computational simulation, supported by experimental investigations using test welds and novel material characterisation methods. This project is available from 1st October 2026. Applications are accepted until
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. The project will use standardised biodiversity monitoring across to examine how wildlife responds to tree-based farming systems. Methods may include: camera trapping; bird point counts; acoustic monitoring
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synthesis have allowed the realization of many novel materials and their alloys, which are gradually finding their ways into numerous applications including energy, sustainability, medicine, novel computation
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. Methods may include: camera trapping; bird point counts; acoustic monitoring; environmental DNA; other standardised wildlife surveys. Species will be characterised according to ecological traits, habitat
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‑dependent data is often unavailable and many traditional monitoring methods are too resource‑intensive or unsuited to the complex, delicate habitats used by juvenile fishes. This project aims to offer both
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the initial 3 years. The pan-University Graduate School offers an integrated training programme to the postgraduate community within a single centre, serving to inculcate interdisciplinary working in our next
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in the literature, with a particular emphasis on the ‘mortar’ method in BISON. Validation against experimental data and benchmarking against other codes reported in the recent OECD ‘Pellet-Cladding
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compromised UAV may send poisoned model updates that corrupt the shared intelligence of the swarm. This PhD will develop lightweight, trust-aware methods to make FL models safer for UAV swarms. The successful
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at a time, with each cycle of design, synthesis and testing taking months. This project will pioneer a faster way to do this: new chemistry methods that let around 100 candidate compounds be made