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PhD Studentship: Insulation Reliability for Next-Generation Electric Motors in Automotive and Aerospace Applications Area Electrical & Electronic Engineering Location Jubilee Campus Closing Date
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in power electronics, electrical machines, and control engineering. Entry requirements Applicants should possess: A Bachelor degree (2:1 or above) or a Master's degree (MSc, MEng, MPhys, MRes, or
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PhD Studentship NEt2Zero Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation
PhD Studentship NEt2Zero Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation Area Engineering Location UK Other Closing Date Monday 30 November 2026 Reference ENG414 Programme
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PhD Studentship NEt2Zero Advanced Microwave Technology Development for Activated Carbon Reactivation
industry partner Dr Andrew Gill at Puragen, gaining experience in laboratory-scale and pilot-scale process development and scale-up. Supervisory team Prof. Eleanor Binner, University of Nottingham Dr
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Reference ENG416 Programme Length: 4 Years Study Mode: Full-time Location: Nottingham Discipline: Engineering & Physical Sciences Start Date: December 2026 Project Overview This fully funded PhD project aims
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, and waste-to-energy sectors. Supervisory Team Dr Ioanna Dimitriou, University of Nottingham Dr Oliver Fisher, University of Nottingham About the Net2Zero Centre for Doctoral Training The Net2Zero CDT
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PhD Studentships: An investigation into the interface material layer created during linear friction welding of Titanium alloys. Area Engineering Location UK Other Closing Date Reference ENG413 An
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An investigation into the interface material layer created during linear friction welding of Titanium alloys. Applications are invited for a PhD position at the University of Nottingham addressing
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, legumes, and mixtures) under UK conditions. Establish multi-year field trials on contrasting soils at commercial BBRO sites and the University of Nottingham farm, measuring beet yield, sugar content