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for the user. Another novel feature of this project is the incorporation of wireless technology. Instead of needing wires or large external components, the sensor will transmit glucose measurements wirelessly
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. To investigate this, we will follow two parallel and complementary paths: conducting experiments in the laboratory and using powerful computer simulations. This combined approach allows us to see both the big
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landscapes, and sustainable chemical innovation. Transferable skills workshops: Master data management, big data methods, research practices, communication, and more. Systems-solutions workshops: Collaborate
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landscapes, and sustainable chemical innovation. Transferable skills workshops: Master data management, big data methods, research practices, communication, and more. Systems-solutions workshops: Collaborate
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honours degree, or equivalent experience, previous administrative experience, ideally in higher education, and a strong interest in the collation, analysis and presentation of data. Main duties and
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receive information, but will perform complex machine learning (AI) and processing tasks. This "Edge Computing" reduces latency, improves security and reliability, and makes complex multi-node systems
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Model Based Design and Flight Testing of a Vertical Take-Off Vertical Landing Rocket (C3.5-MAC-John)
guidance algorithms [1] for the hopper. These algorithms will run in real-time on a high-performance, secondary flight computer. One of the project’s novel contributions lies in the creation of a fully
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visible, others can be large, raised and darker in colour than the surrounding skin. The latter (termed hypertrophic or keloid scars) can result in serious health problems, including restricting movement
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the experimental results with recent theoretical advances. The main facilities for this research are available in Sheffield, whilst additional studies can be conducted in collaboration with large scale national
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intricate imaginaries of technological futures (video clips, images, text) with which to engage large-scale participatory groups, yet still tailored to the individuals within these. These imaginaries