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which can change over time, depending on neural activity. Incorporating the dynamics of the state-dependent delays will require the development of new tools for coupled oscillator theory in time-delayed
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aforementioned tasks with the following actions: Develop the principles and theories for governing the scalability principles for building innovative robotics end-effectors that can access geometrically complex
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, analytical and experimental techniques to investigate potential fuel additives to understand the mechanical, chemical and environmental impacts. We are looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated person
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of solar energy production. To tackle this issue, the newly established Prediction and Optimisation of Solar Energy Systems Lab (POSES lab) at the University of Nottingham (supported by the University
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leverage advanced bespoke continuum robotic systems to demonstrate the feasibility of applying the proposed coatings can be deployed in-situ. Ultimately, this work bridges the gap between the theory
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biosynthetic machinery Applying novel GAG analytical technologies to investigate how changes in GAG structure and organisation drive and/or respond to shifting developmental stages. Working Environment: Based
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UKHSA surveillance datasets to see if OTC sales can be used to monitor GI infection activity and better predict outbreaks. The PhD offers the unique opportunity to develop skills in analytical
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. Comparison with known analytic methods and established Markov models will be made wherever possible. Expected outcomes include a unified non-Markovian framework for time series analysis, a suite of relevant
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through advanced cooling integration, as well as using topology optimisation, soft magnetic materials (e.g., cobalt-iron alloys), and additive manufacturing to push performance boundaries. The research will
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@nottingham.ac.uk ). [1] L. Huang, S. Zhang, T. Zentgraf, "Metasurface holography: from fundamentals to applications," Nanophotonics 7, 1169 (2018). [2] X. Zou, G. Zheng, Q. Yuan, et al., "Imaging Based on Metalenses