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on aluminium and other light-alloy substrate systems, the developed tools will be widely deployable to any material system undergoing electromagnetic processing. The development of these theoretical tools and
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(mechanical, electromagnetic, and, possibly, fluid-dynamic) and multi-scale simulations for drone components using finite element tools (e.g., Abaqus, Comsol). · Supporting the development of an AI
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both the fundamental physics of electromagnetic materials and practical applications in 6G communications. The PhD is 4 years and funded by DSTL (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), and you will
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on electromagnetic motors, pumps, or compressed air systems. However, motors are often bulky, heavy, and rigid, while fluid systems are typically tethered and inefficient. There is an urgent need for untethered soft
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optical setup construction. They will make use of commercial simulation software to test electromagnetic designs, algorithmic coding to design metamaterials, fabrication techniques to produce
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multiscale metamaterials with sub-200 nm resolution. The research spans fundamental optical physics through to applications, and the student will develop skills in electromagnetic simulation, nanofabrication
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optical setup construction. They will make use of commercial simulation software to test electromagnetic designs, algorithmic coding to design metamaterials, fabrication techniques to produce
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sensor technologies—including but not limited to biomedical radar—to improve fall risk prediction and support rehabilitation in healthcare settings. About us At the biomedical electromagnetics group , we
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electromagnetic signatures, primarily focussed on linking the data from these exciting experiments with our theoretical understanding of gravity and the most extreme regions of the Universe. I am a member of the
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project, to train students, to interact with colleagues with different backgrounds (physics, engineering, chemistry) and from different disciplines (i.e., spectroscopy, electromagnetism, material science