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The School of Civil, Aerospace and Design Engineering (CADE) is seeking to make a permanent appointment to the position of Lecturer in Composite Structures, working in the internationally leading
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The project: Non-destructive testing (NDT) is vital to ensure structures are safe and to reduce operating costs by facilitating predictive maintenance. The focus of this project is on improving
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EM sensing. You will design innovative sensing systems and advanced data-processing methods to evaluate cutting-edge materials and structures, including carbon-fibre composites and complex
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Structural Design, e.g. robust design under uncertainty and reliability analysis of full-scale wind systems, complementing established project activities in: multi-scale finite-element modelling
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with high quality, structured mentoring. The role has no formal administrative responsibilities. However, the role holder will have the opportunity to contribute to the academic activities
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components for fusion reactors. These technologies enable highly precise, modular, and geometrically flexible fabrication methods suited to the structural and functional requirements of fusion devices
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experience in Contract Management, Supplier Management, Asset Management. Some knowledge and experience of using contractual terms and conditions (construction contracts such as JCT / NEC would be advantageous
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the field in MOCVD growth of Gallium Oxide and related alloys, with application in next generation high voltage devices. This role focuses on developing new materials and material structures high voltage
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device structures will be designed and studied. Expertise in optical laser-based systems and thermal / thermomechanical simulations are of benefit for this position. You will have the opportunity to study
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determine how reforestation strategies influence soil carbon stock accumulation and stability (PhD #1), the reassembly and structure of soil networks (this position) via differences in the quantity of carbon