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demand innovative methods to collect valuable information from battery cells in operando in a non-destructive way. To address this problem, the selected candidate will perform research at the intersection
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, and the sector urgently needs reliable methods to detect and understand it. At present, however, plating remains extremely difficult to measure non-destructively in industry-relevant cell formats
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for more efficient and cost-effective aircraft manufacturing. However, welded composite assemblies are challenging to inspect using conventional non-destructive inspection techniques. As a result, larger
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for Crop & Food Safety. MOSAIC aims to develop and demonstrate a handheld, all-in-one optical spectroscopic sensing platform for real-time, non-destructive evaluation of plants and food products. The project
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-generation understanding of propagation, detection and containment of the destructive nature of arc fault events in the context of modern aerospace power drive systems. The key objective is to characterise
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the reliability of non-destructive testing and structural health monitoring methods The objective is to develop and validate a hybrid approach combining simulation and experiment to analyse the reliability
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assemblies are challenging to inspect using conventional non-destructive inspection techniques. As a result, larger safety margins are often required in structural design, leading to heavier structures, while
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Waves are widely used for imaging in applications ranging from geophysics and medical ultrasound to non-destructive testing. In these applications, the aim is to infer quantitative properties
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are challenging to inspect using conventional non-destructive inspection techniques. As a result, larger safety margins are often required in structural design, leading to heavier structures, while maintenance
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description Waves are widely used for imaging in applications ranging from geophysics and medical ultrasound to non-destructive testing. In these applications, the aim is to infer