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to aid process parameter optimisation Management (including self-management) techniques, scaffolded by the ‘Transition Zone’ ethos that supports researchers’ professional development. Entry requirements: A
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building is a critical parameter in determining energy efficiency, ventilation adequacy, and overall occupant well-being. The Pulse system—currently deployed in over 100,000 field tests—offers a rapid, non
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who would revel in pushing the boundaries of technology. Context and Challenge The airtightness of a building is a critical parameter in determining energy efficiency, ventilation adequacy, and overall
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will dynamically adjust turbine parameters such as yaw, pitch, and torque to maximize Annual Energy Production (AEP) while minimizing component stress. Additionally, a hybrid predictive maintenance model
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environmental inputs, algae physiological parameters and microbial community eDNA data to develop predictive mechanistic models which can be utilised to develop an optimal cultivation strategy. The project is
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of discomfort. At Swansea University we can monitor a range of perceptual, physiological and temperature parameters, alongside an array of other physiological monitoring tools to measure energy expenditure, and
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: Computational Modelling: Employing simulation tools (e.g., GEANT4, light transport) to explore novel metamaterial designs, predict performance, and optimise key parameters such as timing resolution, light yield
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particles that may trigger early ignition. These phenomena can compromise engine safety, performance, and durability. In this project, you will explore how different oil formulations and engine parameters
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gas turbine sensor data, if available, will be utilized to validate the developed digital twin in order to estimate non-measurable health parameters of major gas path components, including compressors
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science, engineering, mathematics, or related subject) Proficiency in English (both oral and written) Essential to have strong foundations in computer systems through degree courses or equivalent work experience