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the development of new anchoring technologies for floating offshore wind turbines. Your role will focus primarily on the development of simplified computational models, and you will contribute
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The Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre for Computational Engineering is delighted to announce the recruitment of two research fellows. Working as part of a multi-partner Innovate UK funded
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operation & control are essential, along with a keen interest in developing new ideas from proof-of-principle to implementation. You must have a PhD or equivalent professional qualifications and experience in
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, lattice theory and holography will be desirable. All fellows will contribute to the development and activities of the research group. The successful applicants should have a PhD (or be close to completing a
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novel photoluminescent complexes for sensing, upconverting materials, and quantum technologies. The successful candidate will be required to hold (or near completion of) a PhD in inorganic chemistry
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of the UK, and explore the regional outcomes of energy transitions. About you You will have completed, or be close to completing, a PhD in Economic Geography, business, economics or a closely-related field
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working with Prof. George Chen. Join a multi-disciplinary team at the TDHVL that includes academic staff, postdoctoral researchers, engineers, PhD and undergraduate students. For further details on our
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system You should hold a PhD (or equivalent experience) in Plasma Physics,Electrical or Aerospace Engineering. Experimental experience is essential; CFD or non-thermal plasma and power electronic design
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of) a PhD in organic chemistry and/or supramolecular chemistry. Experience with supramolecular chemistry, vesicle-based assays, DFT calculations, photophysical characterisation and/or cell biology will be
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requirement. Good administrative and digital skills are essential. You will be part of the project team led by the PI, working closely with the other project Research Fellows, as well as the project PhD