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2026. We recommend that you apply early as the advert may be removed before the deadline. The modelling of laser-material interactions is a complex multi-physics problem, very computationally intensive
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opportunity is based within the Resilience Engineering Research Group at Faculty of Engineering which conducts cutting edge research into developing modelling techniques to predict ways of improving the design
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an objective and consistent method of measurement. The implication of this is a mechanism through which customer and supplier can agree on model quality. Furthermore, the outcome will inform the development
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challenges in agentic reasoning systems. Successful candidates will investigate novel approaches that use abstract interpretation, model checking, constraint programming, and fuzzing techniques to ensure
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the Unconventional Communications and Computing Laboratory (UC2), led by Dr Michael T. Barros, which develops modelling and algorithmic methods for networked communication and computation under real-world constraints
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of pseudorange correction models. Enforcing such constraints offers substantial potential benefits, including faster convergence, improved generalisation, and reduced overfitting. At the same time, these benefits
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alterations that relate to CHI and principally evaluate their fit as biomarkers for CHI diagnostics. This project will provide training in gene editing, iPSC technologies, and complex cell models with a focus
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developmental incompetence and importantly, fertilised mutant oocytes generate abnormal single-pronucleus zygotes, a phenotype we recently showed is likely conserved in human. Thus, our animal model provides
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for applications across automotive, aerospace, and power generation. Starting from modelling and parametric design of complex 3D laminated and hybrid cores, the PhD student will design and develop new motor
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• Validated models to support industrial adoption As a doctoral researcher, you will develop your technical expertise and research skills through collaboration with experts from Loughborough University's