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electrical engineering can be beneficial.
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Funding provider(s): 50% Match Funded Faculty of Science and Engineering Studentship, with 50% Match funded contribution from Swansea University Subject area(s): Electronic and Electrical
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. Currently most e-machines utilize standard electrical steels (approx. 3 wt% Si grades) with materials choices for high-frequency motors being Fe-Co alloys (expensive but used for aerospace) and 6 wt% Si
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Department - Loughborough: Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering Secondary Department - Loughborough: Physics Closing date of advert: 5th July 2024 Start date: October 2024 Full-time
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skills. Entry requirements Applicants should have a good first degree in electrical, or aerospace, or mechatronics , or control engineering or computing, maths or physics or any other relevant topic
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in the Netherlands. By adopting hydrogen and renewable electricity based green steelmaking, Tata Steel in the Netherlands has committed to reducing its CO2 emissions with 35 - 40% by 2030 and being
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cause of death by 2050, and novel approaches to diagnostics are urgently required. This PhD project will develop a rapid electrical technology that can determine whether a bacterial infection is
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for the decarbonisation of aviation. This is a European research project for the development of hybrid electric - fuel cell and gas turbine propulsion systems. The successful candidate will join a diverse, world class
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opportunity to have an industrial placement. The research will focus on the application of Systems Engineering methodologies for the design and development of future novel electric actuators to support
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operational parameters, and understanding the impact of water chemistry on virus disinfection efficacy. The research will provide a comprehensive assessment of current disinfection practices, particularly in