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We are looking for a Research Fellow to join the Tony Davies High Voltage Laboratory (TDHVL) at our Highfield Campus to work on a new project on Additive Manufacturing for the High Voltage Industry
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the Project: Our project, directly funded by industry, explores the immense potential of circularity to reduce primary resource use, minimize life cycle carbon and environmental impacts, and achieve
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remaining barriers to commercialisation by manufacturing and operating a containerised system with increased power and capacity (10 kW, 20 kWh) in Nepal. Prototype performance will be characterised under real
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interdisciplinary project brings together leading industrial and academic partners to revolutionise ship design by integrating generative AI, simulation, and advanced manufacturing. In this role, you will contribute
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: Genomics, precision medicine, bioengineering, and health data science AI and Digital: Machine learning, robotics, digital health, and cybersecurity Defence and Advanced Manufacturing: Secure systems
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to deadline while working in collaboration with others. The post includes meetings with the project team and industry partner. The post does not involve working outside of the UK. The University holds an Athena
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industry stakeholders and will be responsible for research on distributed query processing and information retrieval for text and RDF files. Experience in Linked Data and Semantic Web technologies is
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pathways. You will also contribute to a future i4i application and help prepare dissemination materials for NHS and industry audiences. About you You will hold a PhD* or equivalent professional qualification
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-world impact across manufacturing, communication technologies, augmented reality, healthcare, renewable energy, and environmental solutions. About the Role As a valued member of our team, you will play a
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(e.g., shopping malls). Located at the intersection of machine learning, robotics, and acoustic signal processing, the project will bring together a highly interdisciplinary team of researchers, industry