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minimum tax-free annual living allowance of £20,780 (2025/26 UKRI rate). Additional project costs will also be provided. Overview Research Project Critical infrastructure systems, such as power grids
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3.5-year D.Phil. studentship Project: Optimization for real-time electricity grid operations Supervisor: Jack Umenberger This project concerns real-time balancing of energy in the electricity grid
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heating and cooling, storage, and local electricity grids. A key goal is to translate methodological innovations in deep learning into practical tools for sustainable urban energy systems, supporting
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solutions that extend the operational life of devices and reduce environmental impact, applicable to areas like smart grids, electric vehicles, and portable electronics. Research Focus Areas: Power-Aware
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Systems. The project is sponsored by UKRI with the aim to conduct modelling, analysis and optimisation of smart power distribution grids and integrated power and transportation networks. In collaboration
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and EU-funded research projects, and has extensive know-how in 5G/6G communication platforms, IoT platforms, and Demand Response algorithms for the Smart Grid. IQU is also active in many EU-funded
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autonomous energy supply in a world facing rising climate variability, grid disturbances, and increasing energy uncertainty. Designing such systems requires balancing performance, cost, resilience, and
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energy use and 40% of energy-related CO2 emissions, making it a key target for decarbonisation. A promising option to store energy and support a low-carbon grid is thermochemical energy storage (TCES
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entire power grids. Extreme events with low return periods are especially important for power plants where 1 in 10,000 year risk levels are required to be mitigated for. Through collaboration with EDF
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highly motivated candidate for a full-time (100%) PhD position for 3 years as part of the research project Coordination Framework for Voltage and Reactive Power Control in the Nordic Power Grid (CoordQ