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manufacturing, use and end-of-life. The system itself is composed of printed circuit boards (PCB), semiconductor integrated circuits (ICs), passive components, connectors, sensors, actuators, batteries and
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sensors such as body worn health monitors. This is what this PhD will work towards using cutting-edge materials and technologies. This PhD will develop advanced materials and turn these into thermoelectric
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sensor technologies, communication networks, and machine learning, has paved the way for innovative solutions to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of our transport systems. The successful candidate
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probes from commercially available microspheres and UCNP nanoparticles and ruthenium complexes 2- calibrate these microprobes as O2 sensors 3- participate in PIV measurements with the TBI laboratory 4
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includes at least one robotic arm. This project will explore, depending on candidate’s background, various robotic systems including a robotic arm (fixed, wheeled, legged), sensors, model-based control
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robotic arm, flat work surface to pick up well separated objects from, and a packing box) but equipped with necessary machine vision sensors to allow discrepancy detection and correction to be carried out
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instabilities. Development of advanced monitoring and control approaches based on flame sensors and IA techniques, specifically adapted to H2 combustion. Design and evaluation of novel solutions for the clean
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University of Louisville Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering | Louisville, Kentucky | United States | about 13 hours ago
journal articles, 3) utilizing sensors to monitor hydrologic processes, 4) taking graduate classes related to water resources, numerical methods, and hydrologic modeling, and 5) presenting research at local
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chemistry, applied analytical chemistry and sensor technologies with the aim to deliver a new advanced detection tool. Alongside this, a machine learning approach will be utilised with the aim of efficiently
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numerous applications in the field of memories and magnetic sensors for example. This major breakthrough in electronics was awarded with a Nobel Prize of physics in 2007. Traditionally, spintronic relies