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Brushless Doubly Fed Machines (BDFMs) are emerging as a promising technology for offshore wind turbine generators due to their fractional-sized power converters, elimination of rotor brushes and
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Experience: Demonstrable previous experience in electrochemical measurements and biosensors. Personal Competences: Ability to work with deadlines. Ability to be creative, proactive in research ideas and
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Profile: We are seeking two highly motivated candidates with strong technical ability and an interest in ecodesign, circular electronics and sustainable manufacturing. Applicants should be keen to combine
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, protein purification, and/or machine learning is a clear plus. • Experience in data analysis and coding (preferably Python) • A systematic, independent working style and ability to work in a collaborative
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from bulk optics to chip-scale photonic processing, improving size, weight, power, cost, stability, and scalability while maintaining high resolution. Key technical areas: active spectral filtering; high
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on the candidate’s skills and interests, but may include genetically engineering microbes to change form and function, developing theory and AI methods that advance our ability to design reliable, engineered
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an important part of a large international medical-device industry, creating substantial demand for new methods of obtaining physiological information accurately, continuously and with low-power sensing
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Position Summary: Applications are invited for a PhD studentship, to be undertaken at Imperial College London (Control and Power Research Group, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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strategic projects with senior government officials, academic and industry leaders. Senior executive experience including a demonstrated ability to lead change, build superior teams, motivate a diverse group
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demonstrated ability to lead change, build superior teams, motivate a diverse group of individuals, and direct large-scale initiatives. Condition of employment Secret clearance A thorough security clearance