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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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research in hybridised alternative-fuelled propulsion engines, where you will develop novel ideas, explore emerging technologies, and create solutions to some of the sector's most pressing challenges. You
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About the Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Application Engineer to join the Power Electronics, Machines and Control Institute (PEMC) at the University of Nottingham. This is a hands
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, surgical or clinical research would be advantageous, as would experience contributing to research publications or presentations, and knowledge of technology-assisted rehabilitation interventions. Good
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spanning biocatalysis, sustainable chemistry, reaction engineering and materials development. The team provides a collaborative and supportive environment that values innovation, diversity, and scientific
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expertise in MRI physics, obstetrics, placental biology, biomedical engineering, mathematics, computer science and artificial intelligence. The team includes researchers from the University of Nottingham
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systems for tissue engineering and in animal models. Here, we aim to build on these successes by further enhancing the methodology to apply to clinical samples and medical devises as the next stage of
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to present the research at both internal and external meetings. The supervisory team reflects the strong industry/academia collaboration as it contains supervisors from the Faculty of Engineering (Derek Irvine
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, data analysis, and applied energy systems modelling. About the team You will join a multidisciplinary research group within the Faculty of Engineering with expertise in building physics, thermal energy
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In this role you will support the delivery of two exciting, EPSRC-funded research programmes at the University of Nottingham, working across AI, human-computer interaction, and creative technology