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Cyber-Physical Power Systems Research area and project description: This is an exciting PhD project to be carried out in close collaboration with a UK electrical network operator and an industrial co
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of HDR UK-funded PhD students, with outstanding networking opportunities with fellow students and colleagues located across the 4 nations of the UK. HDR UK’s mission is to unite the UK’s health data
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used to measure motion and deformation. It provides comprehensive full-field deformation data, essential for analysing complex materials, structures and model validation. The DIC community has developed
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construction of creek networks to ensure the transfer of water, sediment and nutrients around the site. However, the current approach to site design involves the use of pre-existing agricultural drainage ditches
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working with complex data Enjoy learning beyond your current expertise with the support of our excellent interdisciplinary team Eligibility Start date: 1 October 2025 Open to applicants eligible for UK home
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be carried out under the UK Hypersonics Doctoral Network, which has been supported by the Ministry of Defence and EPSRC for building the necessary expertise to develop next-generation hypersonic
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advanced simulation methods, including Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS), Direct Numerical Simulations (DNS), and/or Large Eddy Simulations (LES), will be employed to accurately model the complex flow
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-processing crucial. However, video restoration and enhancement are complex due to information loss and the lack of ground truth data. This project addresses these issues innovatively. We propose using prior
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net zero goals and the future of our planet. During their lifetime, those energy storage systems can experience complex electrochemical-thermomechanical phenomena that can result in their volumetric
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to reach carbon net zero by 2050. Between 40 to 50% of the carbon footprint of a litre of milk is attributed to CH4 production in the rumen (Huhtanen et al., 2022) which also has a negative impact on animal