28 power-system "https:" "https:" "https:" "Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Physics" PhD positions at University of Warwick
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is essential to maintaining UK leadership in power electronics and supporting strategic supply chain resilience. This PhD project will focus on the design, modelling, and optimisation of ultra-high
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operation. This is an exciting PhD project with industrial collaborators at the intersection of power systems, artificial intelligence, and mathematical modelling. The project is well-suited to students with
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validation methods employed for battery systems created for electric vehicles, aerospace or stationary storage. This PhD will aim to deliver a new validated methodology for scientifically assessing lithium-ion
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: Semiconductor processing or microfabrication Computational modelling (COMSOL, MATLAB, or similar) Experience with optical/THz systems is beneficial but not essential Curiosity, problem‑solving ability, and
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their skills and interests in this research area to https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/eng/postgraduate/funding/ot_epsrc/app/ via the above 'Apply' button. If this initial application is successful, we will invite
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the University of Warwick. Project outline: Modelling light-driven processes and charge transfer across molecule-metal interfaces is instrumental for the development of next-generation molecular optoelectronic
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of metallic systems, fundamental metallurgical phenomena as well as basic characterisation. A burning passion and demonstrated ability of independent academic research and contribution to scientific
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About the project: Extreme Space Weather: Modeling Rare Solar Storms and Their Impacts on Earth Supervisor: Dr Ravindra Desai, University of Warwick Space weather is driven by eruptions of plasma
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into electrical energy, crucial for sustainable power and waste heat recovery. Their efficiency is measured by the figure of merit, ZT. Achieving high ZT requires a delicate balance: high electrical
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of spins that could form the basis of future low-power data storage devices. However, real skyrmions are three-dimensional and can twist, stretch, or deform when trapped by material defects - behaviour