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Job no:523342 Work type:Full Time Location:Crawley Categories:Engineering and Mathematical Sciences A highly technical postdoctoral engineering role focused on rock mechanics, modelling, and AI
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Full time, fixed term position for two years. Located at our Camperdown campus. Unique opportunity to join the School of Mathematics and Statistics to work on the project "Geometric methods
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connections between the Maslov index and the Evans function investigate fast-slow decompositions using geometric and asymptotic methods apply analytical and numerical methods to travelling-wave stability
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circuits, antenna engineering, electromagnetic modelling, additive manufacturing, materials characterisation and experimental validation. The appointee will work closely with the Chief Investigator (CI
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deeply with cutting-edge mathematical challenges. About the opportunity Conduct high-impact research in finite geometry, extremal combinatorics and Ramsey theory. Develop and analyse geometric and
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, along with higher degrees by research. CMEH is home to internationally renowned research infrastructure, including the Towing Tank and Model Test Basin, enabling world-class experimental hydrodynamics
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operation. Translate device concepts into CAD models and engineering drawings, and coordinate component fabrication, procurement and assembly as required. Analyse and interpret experimental data, maintain
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operation. Translate device concepts into CAD models and engineering drawings, and coordinate component fabrication, procurement and assembly as required. Analyse and interpret experimental data, maintain
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mathematical challenges. About the opportunity: Conduct high-impact research in finite geometry, extremal combinatorics and Ramsey theory. Develop and analyse geometric and algebraic constructions of graphs
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learning or a related field experience in the development of machine learning models using Python and pytorch expertise in two or more of the following technical areas: implementation of signal processing