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. This project would suit graduates in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Sustainability, Energy Systems, Renewable Energy, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
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Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Offshore Engineering, Renewable Energy, Structural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, or other relevant STEM
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storage solutions for the UK agri-food sector. This interdisciplinary project sits at the intersection of bioengineering, heat and mass transfer, predictive modelling, postharvest systems engineering
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will have a Doctorate degree or equivalent (PhD/EngD), or be close to completion, in a relevant subject such as: Engineering; Operational Research; Applied Mathematics; Computer Science; Systems
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There is open PhD and MSc by research positions (self-funded) available in the Centre for Energy Engineering of Cranfield University. These doctoral research vacancies are about the development of
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in-process geometric monitoring. This is ideal for candidates interested in digital manufacturing, computer vision, and solving complex, real-world engineering challenges. Wire-arc Directed Energy
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, aircraft or mechanical system design and computer code development would be an advantage. Broader experience of aerothermal engineering, computational modelling and optimisation methods would also be an
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in a related discipline. This project would suit someone with: Experience with programming (Python, MATLAB), Background in aerospace, computer science, robotics, or electrical engineering graduates
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honours preferred), MSc or equivalent in Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, Control Engineering, Aerospace or Computer Science. Good mathematical background and experience with Matlab/Simulink, C
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Engineering Biology for Environmental Applications (EngBio4Env) and Sanofi through the Planet Care Challenge programme. The research will focus on how microbial communities in nature-based solutions (i.e