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Open to: UK fee eligible applicants only Funding providers: EPSRC and LaVision UK Ltd Subject areas: Biomedical Engineering, Experimental Mechanics, Image-Based Measurements, Biomechanics Project
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PhD project: Modelling Reliability and Resilience of Hydrogen Systems for Improved Safety and Sustainability Supervised by: Rasa Remenyte-Prescott (Faculty of Engineering, Resilience Engineering
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3.5-year D.Phil. studentship Project: Efficient engineering and control of predictable and reliable biotechnologies. Supervisors: Prof Antonis Papachristodoulou and Prof Harrison Steel This project
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microclimates that demand dense sensor networks and reliable data retrieval. This project focuses on developing nature-inspired hardware to deploy Internet of Things (IoT) sensors in forest ecosystems. Combining
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mechanical anisotropy and compromise the durability of printed structures. Understanding these phenomena is critical for ensuring the reliability and scalability of 3D-printed concrete in real-world
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optimisation The reliable production of EAF processed steels requires a robust understanding of the kinetics of microstructure formation and how they are influenced by compositional and processing variations. In
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the technology, hence there is a drive from the industry to address this. To answer this question requires an interdisciplinarity approach, combining Industry input alongside physical sciences and physiological
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Imperial College London Department of Mechanical Engineering PhD Studentship in Biomechanics: Improving the Performance of Total Knee Replacements Applications are invited for a research studentship
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£2.3 billion each year. Rapid and reliable detection can reduce long-term injury, improve emergency response, and ease pressure on healthcare systems. This PhD project will explore a new approach to fall
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structures. This highly interdisciplinary project combines mechanical engineering, materials science, and control systems, and will require both numerical simulation and experimental validation. The outcomes