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One of the current challenges in electric vehicle (EV) technology is the development of electromechanical braking (EMB) systems to replace conventional hydraulic brakes and to integrate them with primary regenerative braking. EMBs are highly sensitive to EV harsh operating conditions. This...
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developed during this work will deepen our understanding of nonlinear wave phenomena in fluid mechanics and contribute to the broader theory of interfacial flows. Entry Requirements The minimum entry
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the permeability–selectivity trade-off, pressure-induced compaction, and the associated degradation of mechanical integrity and transport performance under realistic operating conditions. The research combines
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controller designed to enable autonomous systems to operate safely in dynamic environments. Developed in collaboration with SC Group Ltd., with applications to defence autonomous systems, the approach combines
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PhD Studentship: Mechanisms driving water use in tree-based agricultural systems (TROPS lab, Newcastle University) Award Summary 100% Home fees covered and a minimum tax-free annual living allowance
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are increasingly being incorporated into agricultural landscapes to provide shade, improve soils, support biodiversity, store carbon and protect farms from climate extremes. However, trees also use water, and the
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while improving long-term performance. The project offers a unique opportunity to gain advanced training in rheological and dynamic mechanical analysis, solid-state NMR, and time-resolved structural
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their website at https://www.naritalab.com/ Our laboratory investigates the biology of preneoplastic cell states, with particular interest in how changes in cell functional identity and plasticity are controlled
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appears protective. This inverse relationship provides a powerful genetic entry point to identify pathways that drive vulnerability or resilience genome wide. This project will use computational methods
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This three-year full-time PhD project will explore nutrition in Taekwondo, a weight-category combat sport where the way athletes fuel, recover and manage weight affects both performance and long