42 parallel-programming "Intelligent Systems Group" positions at CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY
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different levels of fidelity, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), aero-thermodynamics of power and propulsion systems, heat and mass transfer, thermo-fluid systems simulation and programming, as well
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conceptual advances in aeronautics, propulsion & power, cyber-physical systems and intelligent automation. Through the strong links with industry built over the past 75 years, we focus on defining and
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enthusiastic researcher to develop advanced modelling and optimisation methods to support the transition towards lower-carbon, more efficient and resilient transport systems and AI enabled circular
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exacerbate these problems as low soil moisture reduces plant-availability of P. In natural systems, most plants rely on root symbioses with mutualistic mycorrhizal fungi for efficient P uptake. These
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change will exacerbate these problems as low soil moisture reduces plant-availability of P. In natural systems, most plants rely on root symbioses with mutualistic mycorrhizal fungi for efficient P
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change will exacerbate these problems as low soil moisture reduces plant-availability of P. In natural systems, most plants rely on root symbioses with mutualistic mycorrhizal fungi for efficient P
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, you will have a MSc or equivalent in computer science, embedded systems, robotics, mechatronic engineering, or closely allied topics. You will have strong programming skills for real-time mechatronic
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models using frameworks using PyTorch and possess strong Python programming skills. Experience working with Remote Sensing datasets and geospatial technologies such as GDAL or RioXarray is essential
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experience developing deep learning models using frameworks using PyTorch and possess strong Python programming skills. Experience working with Remote Sensing datasets and geospatial technologies such as
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University’s Thermal Management Systems Facility. About the Role The Thermal Management Systems Facility is one of Cranfield University’s flagship experimental facilities, supporting the development of