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to the complexity of the mathematical models that describe them. The current consensus is that there are three “types” of viscoelastic chaos: modified Newtonian turbulence, elastic turbulence, and elasto-inertial
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materials, particularly in modelling and/or testing Basic understanding of finite element methods (FEM); any exposure to impact or burst mechanics is a plus Familiarity with FE simulation tools such as ANSYS
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comprehensive model of what tranquillity is, the factors that influence it and how to design for it. Attention to design contexts and design processes will be key to ensuring that useful measurements, methods and
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health management (IVHM) system that leads to enhance safety, reliability, maintainability and readiness. Generally, prognostics models can be broadly categorised into experience-based models, data-driven
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identifying a novel biomarker for early decline in the heart-brain-axis, this study aims to explore the effect of alpha-synucleinopathy in heart and stellate ganglia. Using a PD animal model with a neuronal
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: Investigating how functional motifs are encoded in HS chains and how they influence their biological activity. Using gastruloids as a model system with which to study GAG structure/function relationships
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such as SHACL (Shapes Constraint Language), the NCT3TA reference model, and standards like HISO 100xx and ISO/IEC 11179-xx. Prior experience with these tools is not required—training will be provided
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this, there are further sub-objectives during the investigation to achieve this goal: Predict thermal warpage effects on a supersonic intake at different flight times, coupled to a numerical model for the downstream
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-frequency Joule losses. Litz wire is one of the most promising solutions due to its exceptional ability to reduce AC losses and boost power density. Today's modelling tools are not yet equipped to fully
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on modelling and testing of new reactors with a view to optimising the best systems for mixing supercritical water (>378o C and 221 bar) with wastewater feed streams. This needs to generate residence times