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prediction of machining results and improve process stability with fewer experimental iterations. The project integrates antibacterial coating strategies to predict coating efficacy and long-term surface
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for industrial high temperature heat pumps heat exchangers that will consider modern manufacturing methods. This will include the development of multilayer coatings including bonding methods that are able
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quantities of manufacturing scrap, including coated electrode off-cuts and rejected cells, which contain valuable active materials that are currently underutilised. The development of efficient recycling
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enhanced electrochemical sensing, field-responsive coatings, and energy-harvesting architectures. The candidate will use advanced fabrication, microscopy, and spectroscopy techniques, and work within an
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enhanced electrochemical sensing, field-responsive coatings, and energy-harvesting architectures. The candidate will use advanced fabrication, microscopy, and spectroscopy techniques, and work within an
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prioritises sustainability, occupant health, and long-term durability, there is an urgent need for innovative, non-toxic protective coatings capable of preserving porous materials in both interior and exterior
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to novel personalized strategies of particles de-sign for drug delivery, imaging or diagnosis. This PhD project will develop stimuli-responsive nanozyme coatings for personalized medical implants. Nanozymes
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focus on microfluidic channels with a channel wall of low-stress silicon-rich silicon nitride. The proposed research aims to study the fundamentals of bonding glass or metals to silicon nitride coated
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the fundamentals of bonding glass or metals to silicon nitride coated silicon wafers as well as accessing the feasibility of using these bonding methods for MEMS-based microfluidic sensor packaging
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, imaging or diagnosis. This PhD project will develop stimuli-responsive nanozyme coatings for personalized medical implants. Nanozymes are nanomaterials capable of mimicking the catalytic activity of natural