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establishing an understanding of "what normal looks like", these models will detect deviations from the norm and effectively identify potential anomalies during testing. You will explore both self-supervised
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industrial partners. Other benefits of the X-Rotor concept include greater potential for high density wind farms, floating wind and wind energy at low wind speed sites. PhD Aim, Objectives and Work Packages
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region and identify mutations. Develop and optimise bioinformatics tools to detect mutations using positive controls. Apply polygenic risk scores (PRS) to genome-wide SNP data to identify individuals
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of synthetic load profiles for domestic heat demand delivered via ASHPs and heat networks. Objectives: • To complete an evaluation of existing heat demand, based on available data sets; • To analyse
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, drawing conclusions, and making recommendations. Prioritising continuous self-learning and development - identifying those areas that you need to develop to achieve your future objectives. Proven ability
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each year. Modern applications—from power grids to vehicle platoons—depend on large networks of autonomous subsystems. Without a solid theoretical underpinning, ensuring both collective objectives
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involves feeding a metal filler wire, either coaxially or off-axis, into an electric arc to create a molten pool that solidifies on a substrate, enabling the layer-by-layer construction of 3D objects
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coupled computational framework capable of predicting crack initiation, propagation, and component failure under realistic operating conditions. Key Objectives: - Develop a finite element-based chemo-thermo
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to focus on the relationship between geometry and quantum theory. A key objective will be the conceptual and mathematical understanding of the original Penrose spin network, with a view toward foundational
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to focus on the emerging framework of quantum reference frames and the generalization of its core concepts to special relativity, gravity, and quantum field theory. A key objective will be the formulation