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improves the performance of ROMs, making them more applicable to real-time structural health monitoring, vibration analysis, and control design. This research offers real-world impact across several
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determine the mass flowrate based on the phase shift of vibration of one or more flow tubes. However, the coupling effect of flow performance and vibration of structure, as the underlying mechanism of CMF
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The project starts with a literature review on shock and vibration mitigation techniques in rotary steerable tools and similar downhole systems to establish the current state of the art and identify
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that inherently exhibit complex frictional interfaces. These joints play a critical role in vibration damping and energy dissipation, but the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood and difficult to model
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January 2026 Details Quantum error correction by combating noise in quantum systems, is an enabler of various quantum technologies. For the purpose of near term application, there are several competitive
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which respond selectively to the mechanical forces and vibrations induced by friction when the finger explores a texture or material, with spatial sensitivity down to the nanometer scale (Skedung et al
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using nano-vibration detection and super-resolution imaging. Funded by the Royal Society APEX Award (with support from the Royal Society, British Academy, Royal Academy of Engineering, and Leverhulme
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the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, in close collaboration with the Netherlands Defence Academy. The CTE group is a dynamic team of researchers, including
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! Job description You'll be working in the Corrosion Technology and Electrochemistry (CTE) group, part of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, in
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well as the supercurrent noise at equilibrium contain clear signature of the relaxation mechanism in the GHz regime for non-topological junctions. For topological edge states, the expected millisecond lifetime calls