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application and long-term value. You’ll have the chance to: Take ownership of a major research project to advance the understanding of fluid-dynamics and heat transfer through innovative experimental methods
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expected to teach and inspire students in core areas, including: Mathematical fundamentals for engineering Computational methods and numerical analysis Modelling and simulation Dynamic systems and control
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with the use of space weather numerical models and / or analysis of space weather observations, or equivalent, including of the programming languages (e.g. Python) and Linux-based IT systems needed
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About the role Join the CEREBRIS project, a flagship European Innovation Council (EIC) Pathfinder programme developing next-generation AI and neurotechnology to transform stroke diagnosis, prognosis
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, specifically teaching on the MSc Health Psychology programme and the Conversion Master's. About the role This role will include developing the teaching material, delivery of lectures, seminars and tutorials
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difficulties. There is no universally accepted ‘gold standard’ of how to measure stress reactivity, with many existing tools and methods subject to severe limitations in their utility. Our research group has
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and composites, with a focus on developing processing methods for ferroelectric materials and pyroelectric sensing applications. You will contribute to the design and delivery of the research programme
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methods, you will generate evidence that helps us understand what works, for whom, and why. Working closely with the Head of WIN, consortium partners and external stakeholders, you will embed evaluation
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, you will: Have sound knowledge of business analysis methods and experience applying them within a large, complex organisation. Have skills and experience in business process mapping using appropriate
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formulation design rules. The project targets these goals using cutting edge experimental and computational methods, with the ultimate aim of replacing petrochemical surfactants with biosurfactant alternatives