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uncertainty in meteorological forecasting, contrail process modelling, and satellite observations to quantify the skill of impact forecasts. PhD (or equivalent) in either aerospace engineering, software
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and debugging, as well as software engineering best practices. You will have access to cutting-edge computational resources, including the latest Imperial College HPC clusters, and UK National
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, Synthetic Biology Applied Mathematics, Computer Science/AI, or Control Engineering Biological laboratory skills Programming / Software Engineering Electrical Engineering and robotics prototyping Application
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matrix functions. These computational problems are central to many scientific and engineering applications, including quantum mechanics, materials science, and weather/climate modelling. Numerical methods
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. Demonstrable experience in the use of machine learning potentials. Ability to fit molecular mechanics force fields. A proven track record in developing computer code and software engineering. Excellent written
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PhD project: Modelling Resilience of Water Distribution Networks Supervised by Rasa Remenyte-Prescott (Faculty of Engineering) Aim: To develop an modelling approach for assessing water network
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developed a unique methodology and software to simulate and analyse the performance of gas turbine engines in the past half century. The research in this area at Cranfield will be a good starting point for
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infrastructure. For reduced (CapEx) costs, greater flexibility and faster evolution, mobile core/radio network functions today are largely realised in software over commodity computing hardware in private/public
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, and implementing the arc model in a commercial software package (Ansys Fluent). The School of Engineering is an Athena Swan Silver award holder and is committed to encouraging, developing and supporting
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A fully funded 3.5 years PhD position in developing software and computational tools for sustainable supramolecular materials design is available in the group of Assistant Professor Andrew Tarzia