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for candidates with A master’s degree (e.g. MSc, MEng, MPhys, MRes or equivalent) in a relevant engineering or physical sciences discipline, such as electrical/electronic engineering, general engineering
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PhD Studentship NEt2Zero Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation
contaminants, including taste and odour compounds, PFAS, and other emerging pollutants. This PhD project will investigate the development of advanced microwave technology for activated carbon reactivation
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PhD Studentship NEt2Zero Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation
compounds, PFAS, and other emerging pollutants. This PhD project will investigate the development of advanced microwave technology for activated carbon reactivation, offering a more energy-efficient and lower
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with a First Class or high Upper Second-Class degree in Electrical Engineering or a closely related discipline. Desirable experience includes: Electrical machines or electric drives; Electromagnetic
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Erlangen by Dr Gopal Mondal. Who we are looking for We are actively looking for candidates with A first-class (UK equivalent) undergraduate degree in Electrical and/or Electronics Engineering. A master’s
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the aim is to establish fully integrated motor drives as a key enabling technology for sustainable electricity generation, high-efficiency industrial systems, lightweight transport applications, and
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the aim is to establish fully integrated motor drives as a key enabling technology for sustainable electricity generation, high-efficiency industrial systems, lightweight transport applications, and
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Applications are invited for an EPSRC Industrial Doctoral Landscape Awards (IDLA) PhD position at the University of Nottingham addressing the specific engineering details of the wear of articulating
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the specific engineering details of the contact layer created during the Linear Friction Welding (LFW) of Titanium alloys. The successful candidate will have a first-class or upper second-class honours degree in
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the specific engineering details of the contact layer created during the Linear Friction Welding (LFW) of Titanium alloys. The successful candidate will have a first-class or upper second-class honours degree in