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for the project will include: A thorough review of (1a) interface capturing approaches for flow boiling simulations including adaptive mesh refinement, (1b) available models for predicting the density of nucleation
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maritime and autonomous. You will have a prior background in naval architecture, ocean engineering and mechanical engineering. You should be already familiar with the majority of simulation and experimental
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limitations in both measurement and modelling techniques. Current in-process measurement methods are restricted to surface-only monitoring devices (e.g., cameras and pyrometers), which fail to capture
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. The research group is seeking a talented Doctoral Researcher in nonlinear systems and control with strong interest in nonlinear stability theory, modeling & identification, optimal control, certifiably safe
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analysis methods. You will gain expertise in integrating experimental total scattering and high-resolution imaging data with artificial intelligence and atomistic simulation tools to overcome current
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behavioural infection risk drivers. Microsimulation Modelling: You’ll build detailed models simulating people’s daily lives - their decisions, children’s interactions, influence of pets and home/nursery
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hepatic dysfunction in Alpers’ syndrome. The proposed studentship will involve a multi-disciplinary mechanistic approach harnessing induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) in vitro models and a unique resource
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Degradation Faults: Simulates various degradation scenarios in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) fuel systems, enabling research into fault detection, isolation, and prognostics. Machine Fault Simulator
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or compromised IoT devices by analysing encrypted traffic patterns, focusing on metadata, flow characteristics, and timing rather than decrypting payloads. The core challenge is creating features and models
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how variations in mould structure, porosity, and surface characteristics affect radiative heat transfer and casting performance. Phase-field modelling will also be used to simulate defect formation and