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China (UNNC). The School of Computer Science at UNNC is part of the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham, UK, which is ranked among the top UK Computer Science departments (http
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We have an exciting opportunity for an ambitious PhD qualified Engineer to design and develop a new wearable technology for monitoring during pregnancy. We are particularly interested in creating a
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health using state-of-the-art imaging, sensors computational modelling and data science. The successful candidate will play a leading role in developing and implementing computational pipelines for MRI
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internationally recognised expertise in both experimental and computational hydrogen materials research, spanning materials synthesis, characterisation, atomistic modelling, and materials informatics. We maintain
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require working with researchers across engineering, catalysis, optimisation and computational modelling. Your role will be to develop and advance the computational framework describing biocatalytic flow
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This post is part of the EPSRC Programme Grant “Dialling Up Performance for On Demand Manufacturing”. This project aims to develop a TOOLKIT to enable the rapid formulation of 3D printable materials
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of Mental Health and the School of Computer Science. Life story work is a well-established part of person-centred dementia care, helping people living with dementia to capture, preserve and share meaningful
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This post is part of the EPSRC Programme Grant “Dialling Up Performance for On Demand Manufacturing”. The overall project aim is to rapidly formulate 3D printable materials into products with
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difficult engineering problems and your ability to develop new ideas. You will have, or be close to completing, a PhD in electrical machines, electromagnetics, electrical engineering or a closely related
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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