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Engineering or Flight Vehicle Propulsion Engineering; and (b) knowledge of control system development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or Flight Vehicle Propulsion System. Preference will be given to those
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.” Soft Matter. Desai and Michelin 2021. “Instability and self-propulsion of active droplets along a wall.” Phys. Rev. Fluids. Desai and Michelin 2022. “Steady state propulsion of isotropic active colloids
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cooperation with FMI, where E-sail was invented, and 4 companies. E-sail is a highly innovative and potentially disruptive propellantless propulsion system. An operational E-sail consists of hair-thin and
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Engineering or Flight Vehicle Propulsion Engineering; and (b) knowledge of control system development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or Flight Vehicle Propulsion System. Preference will be given to those
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technologies is to use the wind for propulsion. If you want to contribute to the decarbonization of shipping, or if you are interested in sailing, this is an opportunity for you! The Department of Marine
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focusing on stakeholder engagement in the context of nuclear-powered merchant shipping. As the maritime sector seeks pathways towards deep decarbonisation, nuclear propulsion has re-emerged as a potential
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a nuclear reactor on a ship presents a fundamentally different challenge from controlling a land-based plant. A shipboard reactor must respond to a continuously varying electrical and propulsion load
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-based plant. A shipboard reactor must respond to a continuously varying electrical and propulsion load, driven by weather, sea state, maneuvering demands, and onboard consumers, while maintaining safe and
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group to further explore experimental techniques for aerodynamics, flight mechanics and propulsion, for which the AEROSQIN project constitutes a perfect framework. Two PhD positions are available
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using a laboratory-scale prototype representing a selected electrified energy application, such as electric propulsion or another high-performance energy conversion system The PhD candidate will