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theme of this PhD programme is to examine the contribution of lifestyle factors, especially physical activity, and the interaction with health and modifiable risk factors. This is important because
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of blades to discs using solid-state joining is a key factor in achieving cost-effective, high performance and low-weight fan and compressor stages in aero-engines. LFW is an established joining process
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of blades to discs using solid-state joining is a key factor in achieving cost-effective, high performance and low-weight fan and compressor stages in aero-engines. LFW is an established joining process
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of blades to discs using solid-state joining is a key factor in achieving cost-effective, high performance and low-weight fan and compressor stages in aero-engines. LFW is an established joining process
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Electric motors and the systems they drive consume half of global electricity. These systems are typically very inefficient and contribute to a significant amount of energy wasted. By physically
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Electric motors and the systems they drive consume half of global electricity. These systems are typically very inefficient and contribute to a significant amount of energy wasted. By physically
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for candidates with A master’s degree (e.g. MSc, MEng, MPhys, MRes or equivalent) in a relevant engineering or physical sciences discipline, such as electrical/electronic engineering, general engineering
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electric machines for future defence and aerospace propulsion systems. The research will explore innovative machine topologies and advanced multi-physics design methodologies to enable electric machines with
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approach towards artificial intelligence that uses the natural dynamic behaviour of physical systems (such as light and electronics) to process information efficiently. You will work at the intersection
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or equivalent in a subject relevant to the proposed PhD project, including chemistry, materials science, engineering, physics or a related field. The studentship covers fees at the Home rate (UK and EU applicants