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for fundamental optomechanics and practical gas sensing applications. The postdoctoral fellow is expected to contribute to the design, fabrication and optical/structural/mechanical characterization of “string
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is part of an interdisciplinary project funded by the Human Frontiers Science Program (www.hfsp.org) and involves collaboration with researchers from biology and mechanical engineering from the UK
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is part of an interdisciplinary project funded by the Human Frontiers Science Program (www.hfsp.org) and involves collaboration with researchers from biology and mechanical engineering from the UK
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development and teaching, and supervising students A PhD in control engineering, mechanical engineering, or a relevant engineering field with a focus on energy systems is required for this position. Experience
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the biogeochemical mechanisms that underpin the resilience of restored wetlands, integrating field observations, laboratory experiments, and modelling approaches. You will explore how nutrient dynamics, hydrological
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the biogeochemical mechanisms that underpin the resilience of restored wetlands, integrating field observations, laboratory experiments, and modelling approaches. You will explore how nutrient dynamics, hydrological
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qualification, you must hold an MSc degree (or equivalent) within Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, or related field Experience with corrosion and metallurgy, electrochemical methods, microstructure
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Job Description The Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering invites applications for a 24-month scholarship as a postdoctoral researcher in development of topology optimisation methods
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hold an MSc degree (or equivalent) within Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, or related field Experience with corrosion and metallurgy, electrochemical methods, microstructure analysis, and SEM
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, exacerbated by external stimuli such as UV radiation and mechanical stress. Current understanding and therapeutic strategies are limited due to inadequate human model systems capable of replicating