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project and help shape the future of reliable, sustainable power electronics. Job description The successful candidate will conduct research within the EU-funded Moore4Power project on health monitoring and
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Join a leading research team and a cutting-edge European research project and help shape the future of reliable, sustainable power electronics. Job description The successful candidate will conduct
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safety margins are often required in structural design, leading to heavier structures, while maintenance intervals may be more conservative than necessary. Developing reliable methods to continuously
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maintenance intervals may be more conservative than necessary. Developing reliable methods to continuously assess the structural condition therefore enable both lighter designs and more efficient maintenance
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intervals may be more conservative than necessary. Developing reliable methods to continuously assess the structural condition therefore enable both lighter designs and more efficient maintenance strategies
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, current tear-collection methods can alter tear composition and prevent reliable measurements, limiting the clinical adoption of tear-based diagnostics. In this PhD project, you will develop innovative
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wakes reduce the energy production of downstream turbines and can increase structural loading, creating a major challenge for the efficient and reliable operation of large wind farms. A novel approach
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. You will focus on how international HTA bodies anticipate it will shape their activities in the coming years. Assessing the extent to which GenAI tools can reliably extract, harmonise, and analyse
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Car tires are very important and complex parts with high safety and reliability requirements, responsible for maintaining the contact between a vehicle and the road. Tires are subject to wear due to
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other markets, driving further innovation in healthcare and related technologies. The goal of this project is to find a reliable packaging technique for silicon chips with embedded microfluidic channels