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altering the vibration behaviour of the structure. The challenge in indirect damage inspection methods is to identify and extract these changes from the measurements recorded on the travelling vehicle while
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to perturb the atoms of a molecule, such that vibrations are induced on its chemical bonds. These vibrations are unique and characteristic to the chemical bonds of each molecule, and usually have resonances
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The project starts with a literature review on shock and vibration mitigation techniques in rotary steerable tools and similar downhole systems to establish the current state of the art and identify
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. We aim to combine Raman spectroscopy, a powerful label-free analytical technique that measures the molecular composition of tissue by using light to excite molecular vibrations, with imaging techniques
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models, in-house laboratory tests in a wind-wave-current flume (https://research.ncl.ac.uk/amh/ ) and numerical methodology to quantify biofouling impacts on flow-induced vibration phenomena, structural
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(e.g. locking oscillators to a common source) but also hybrid methods Analysis of target Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) achievable through effective signal synchronisation against use cases
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January 2026 Details Quantum error correction by combating noise in quantum systems, is an enabler of various quantum technologies. For the purpose of near term application, there are several competitive
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determine the mass flowrate based on the phase shift of vibration of one or more flow tubes. However, the coupling effect of flow performance and vibration of structure, as the underlying mechanism of CMF
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biofouling impacts on flow-induced vibration phenomena, structural responses and operational performance of dynamic cables, and to evaluate sustainable antifouling materials, structural design, optimisation
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for fine-tuning and deployment of large-scale models. What’s more, multimodal models are particularly vulnerable to data uncertainty, modality dropout, and noise propagation, which can degrade robustness and