29 parallel-computing "University Hospital" PhD positions at University of Nottingham
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Location: Faculty of Science and Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham, UK Start Date: 1 October 2026 This PhD offers an exciting opportunity to explore reservoir computing, a new
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the development of frameworks for classifying and matching waste materials to viable reuse pathways. In parallel, the project will explore constraints on implementation, including material variability, supply
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ABA laser cladding ABA cladding is a variant of laser cladding that was recently developed at The University of Nottingham. By generating clad coatings by first depositing parallel but separated "A
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computational simulation, supported by experimental investigations using test welds and novel material characterisation methods. This project is available from 1st October 2026. Applications are accepted until
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computational simulation, supported by experimental investigations using test welds and novel material characterisation methods. This project is available from 1st October 2026. Applications are accepted until
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computational simulation, supported by experimental investigations using test welds and novel material characterisation methods. This project is available from 1st October 2026. Applications are accepted until
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Applications are invited to undertake a PhD programme, in partnership with Airbus, to address key challenges in ensuring adoption of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) by understanding
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Electric motors and the systems they drive consume half of global electricity. These systems are typically very inefficient and contribute to a significant amount of energy wasted. By physically integrating power electronic converters and electrical machines we can use common structures and...
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of Sport, Exercise, and Nutrition Education – [email protected] This project is not funded, and we are seeking a student who can self-fund the PhD. Programme description: Athletes, coaches
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Electric motors and the systems they drive consume half of global electricity. These systems are typically very inefficient and contribute to a significant amount of energy wasted. By physically integrating power electronic converters and electrical machines we can use common structures and...