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28 Aug 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company KINGS COLLEGE LONDON Research Field Computer science Physics Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) First Stage Researcher (R1) Country
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enhance public health. This PhD is funded as part of the HDR UK Inflammation and Immunity Driver Programme, which seeks to transform the UK’s capabilities to improve understanding of mechanisms and health
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computational methods to optimise the quality of doubly curved shell structures manufactured from recycled, short-fibre composites. A particular novelty of the research will be the inclusion stochastic elements
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mechanisms , smart electroactive materials , embodied intelligence , advanced control systems , and microfabrication techniques . This PhD forms part of the new £14 million VIVO Hub for Enhanced Independent
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power generation companies—to develop robust methodologies for investigating failure mechanisms in CFRP sleeves. Your contribution will help prevent catastrophic magnet detachment and significantly
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the current thermo-mechanical process use to strengthen the current generation of crush alloys. Programme will use different thermomechanical processing paths including heat treatment and more complex paths
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workshops.The PhD students will focus on using state-of-the-art computational and statistical techniques to shed light on the fundamental mechanisms of decision-making.We are particularly interested in candidates
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for investigating failure mechanisms in CFRP sleeves. Your contribution will help prevent catastrophic magnet detachment and significantly enhance system reliability and safety, aligning with the UK’s NetZero targets
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, interpretable models from experimental and operational data. The core goal is to balance model accuracy with computational efficiency, while meeting the needs of experimental validation. The framework will
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boundaries. This fully funded PhD scholarship is suitable for students with a background in Engineering Design, Smart Manufacturing, Aerospace Engineering, Mechanics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Life Cycle