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Are you completing / have completed a PhD in electrical machines or electromagnetics and looking for an ambitious next step in your research career? We are looking for a talented and highly
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, how charge moves these compounds is of paramount importance, but how it interacts with the defects found in real materials is poorly understood and difficult to reveal. Single crystals can offer
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become a core member of a team researching advanced electrical drives and control systems. The role will focus on the development, implementation and validation of advanced motor drive and control
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obtain a PhD in control theory or control engineering, applied mathematics, electrical engineering, computer science, cyber-physical systems or a closely related discipline. Recent relevant research
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, with active collaboration across Mathematical Sciences and Electrical Engineering and Electronics. The project will be led by Professor Daniel Colquitt, working with Professor Simon Maskell, Dr Stewart
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Mathematical Sciences and Electrical Engineering and Electronics. The project will be led by Professor Daniel Colquitt, working with Professor Simon Maskell, Dr Stewart Haslinger and Professor Jason Ralph
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We are seeking a researcher to join our team on an exciting, funded research programme evaluating the feasibility and acceptability of electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) following pancreatic cancer
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new technology for monitoring the placenta. This involves the integration of optical and electrical human body sensors into an electronic system, their characterisation and measurements on pregnant
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the David Fearn Electric Propulsion Lab at the University of Southampton. It will be expected that the researcher actively engages with academic partners and with the research team through collaborative
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range of activities within an established research programme in electrical power systems. Role Summary Work within specified research grants and projects and contribute to writing bids Operate within area