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may include electromagnetic ISAC channel modelling, waveform and transceiver design, sensing signal processing, AI/ML-enabled radio interfaces, MIMO beamforming and channel estimation, interference
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of projects and making use of new research techniques and methods, in consultation with the research award holder or supervisor. This will include computer-based simulations, library research, critical
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of bioelectrochemical systems, electrochemical engineering, resource recovery and sustainable battery recycling. The project aims to translate a laboratory-validated lithium recovery process into a continuous-flow
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measured behaviour. This is a full-time (1.0 FTE), fixed-term post (up to July 2027) on EPSRC project EP/Y000196/1, starting as soon as the recruitment process permits. The role is primarily computational
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and distributed across digital platforms. The research will build on Surrey’s world-leading work in content authenticity and media provenance. You will develop new Computer Vision, AI and multimedia
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candidate will have a dual background in linguistics and software development, with a PhD in computational linguistics, natural language processing, or a related field. The candidate will have a good grasp of
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someone with strong practical laboratory skills and a background in areas such as chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, electrochemistry, membrane/separation processes or related
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and digital media. You will work closely with the Project Investigators, contributing to all stages of the research process, including design, data collection, analysis and dissemination. The role will
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, analytical chemistry, electrochemistry, membrane/separation processes or related experimental research. How to apply Candidates should apply online on our website and attach a curriculum vitae (with details
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. The research will involve developing analytical models, performing large-scale numerical simulations of open quantum systems, investigating decoherence and noise processes, and exploring new architectures and