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flow regime ranging from steady laminar to unsteady turbulent configurations, there is also potential to extend the analysis to compressible flows and structural analysis. This research is highly
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emerging photonic microdevices promising to revolutionise computer, communication, and sensing technologies must be performed with unprecedented picometre (one-hundredth of the atomic size) precision
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for translating highly sensitive quantum technologies out of the lab and into the field, enabling applications ranging from underground mapping and navigation to gravity-based surveying and space-based sensing. You
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aircraft are closely monitored to see if a soot-CCM effect can be predicted. What you would be doing: You will acquire in-situ and remote-sensing data of cirrus forming downwind of flights over the past
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standard for testing the radiant efficiency of low temperature radiant heaters (BSEN 60675-3 (2021)) does not consider human thermal comfort. Humans are radiant objects. More than 60% of the sense of comfort
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and linear steep sided cut channels, which can restrict creek development and negatively impact site functioning. This project will use remote sensing, geophysical surveying and sedimentological
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effect can be predicted. You will acquire in-situ and remote-sensing data of cirrus forming downwind of flights over the past decade, along with measurements/estimates of local conditions and emissions
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laser pulses for next-generation spectroscopy, sensing, and light–matter control. The student will utilise different materials platforms with two-photon polymerisation (2PP) 3D printing to fabricate
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provides a thriving working environment for all PGRs creating a strong sense of community across research disciplines. Community and research culture is important to our PGRs and the FoE support this by
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sense of community across research disciplines. Community and research culture is important to our PGRs and the FoE support this by working closely with our Postgraduate Research Society (PGES) and our