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form of energy–e.g. electrical, magnetic, acoustic, or chemical–into mechanical motion. These swimmers are expanding the frontiers of micro-engineering and can be used in tasks such as chemical analysis
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. The project will use standardised biodiversity monitoring across to examine how wildlife responds to tree-based farming systems. Methods may include: camera trapping; bird point counts; acoustic monitoring
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. Methods may include: camera trapping; bird point counts; acoustic monitoring; environmental DNA; other standardised wildlife surveys. Species will be characterised according to ecological traits, habitat
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Department. About the project TrainGate uses trackside inspection portals to monitor passing trains at operating speed. Images, acoustic and vibration signals, and identification data are combined to detect
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inspection portals to monitor passing trains at operating speed. Images, acoustic and vibration signals, and identification data are combined to detect and track defects in wheels, brakes, pantographs and
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combination of field linguistics, acoustic analysis, experimental linguistics, computational simulation, typology, and the historical-comparative method. The project is based jointly at the University of Surrey
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motivated candidate to work on a research project focused on the development of a smart acoustic sensing system. The researcher will be employed at UP IAM and become a doctoral candidate at the University
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) acquired during natural sound perception and use state-of-the-art AI models to investigate how the human brain transforms acoustic information into meaningful representations. By comparing representations in
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expanded to investigate the efficiency of other electricity-based heating solutions such as microwave heating or electro-acoustic heating. At TU Delft, the modelling work will be accompanied by another PhD
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research will initially focus on relatively simple model problems in which mathematical questions can be studied rigorously, before progressing towards multidimensional acoustic and elastic wave propagation