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the integration of research findings into the broader Sliding Lands project. Key research objectives include: Building a time-series data cube of landsliding across New Zealand using satellite imagery archives
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for health and wellbeing. Successful students will work on projects that aim to make a real difference for affected communities, by investigating challenges including but not limited to aging populations
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to collaborate not only with peers in Swansea but also with partners across the UK fostering a rich and diverse research environment. Your role will be to develop robust remanufacturing process
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an increasingly complex development environment. Areas to consider that impact the modelling are: Framework Language Process How wide / how deep i.e. what do we model and why? How much provides a good answer i.e
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the performance of novel, renewable, wave energy harvesting approaches. Here the research ambition is to extend the state of art from small scale sensor networks (nW’s to mW’s), towards a vehicular scale (W’s to
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will enhance the understanding of physical mechanisms affecting the processes of pollutant dispersion in the wake of passenger cars. This is a double-PhD study and so the student will spend the first 18
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will be performed within a research project fully funded by a respected gas-turbine engine company and in close cooperation with it. The results will allow the industrial customer to make effective
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desorption mechanisms of various FFA on different type of metallic surfaces as a function of temperature and concentration. The modelling data and principal component analysis will be used to build property
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the evidence–base needed to understand the impact on health, to inform public policy, and to develop potential mitigation strategies. Traditionally, this information has come from ground monitoring networks
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Do you want to work with healthcare data and develop your data science skills? Do you want to make a difference in healthcare by understanding the reasons why an implant fails or succeeds? Around 1