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This is a self-funded PhD position to work with Dr Adnan Syed in the Surface Engineering and Precision Centre. The PhD project will focus studying high temperature corrosion mechanisms in details
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applied research, bridging academia and industry. Students will have access to state-of-the-art laboratories, hardware/software resources, and design facilities, supporting AI-powered electronics research
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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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-engine aerodynamics. The project is aligned with the acknowledged skills development needs in the areas of aircraft/propulsion integration, aerodynamics, modelling, software development, research testing
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and manage independent research • Ability to set research goals, be self-motivated and proactive • A keen eye for visual presentation, software design, and in writing clear, concise, elegant code
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Experience Experience developing research software using appropriate languages and environements (Python, Julia, Matlab) Knowledge of optimisation problem formulations and solution methods Experience of risk
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master’s (or international equivalent) in a chemical engineering, physical chemistry or related discipline. Experience programming is essential. Knowledge of molecular modelling is highly desirable
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students and post-doctoral researchers using high performance computing to advance understanding of high-speed aerodynamics. Over the past decade we have developed efficient open-source software that enables
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interaction with the journal (rotating part). The PhD will be conducted in collaboration with Cummins Components and Software (CCS) [Turbochargers Group] who are developing fuel cell turbomachines which use
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student will work closely with experts at national spectroscopy and imaging facilities to deliver scientific software applicable to experimental imaging data. Project Aims The aim of this project is to