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Your job Would you like to help build a more sustainable North Sea by exploring how the rapid growth of offshore wind farms (OWFs) impacts the fisheries sector? Join the Environmental Economics and
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Application deadline: 01/08/2025 Research theme: Turbulence, Fluid Mechanics, Offshore Conditions, Renewable Energy, Hydrodynamics, Experiments This 3.5 year PhD is fully funded for applicants from
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of monopiles and jackets to depths of 80–100 m. Such solutions for these greater-than-standard depths should provide viable fixed-bottom designs to unlock numerous offshore sites with gigawatts of wind energy
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development with a focus on aerodynamics. The role is for the 2nd cohort of the EnergHy programme which commences in October 2025. Research project overview: The X-Rotor is a radical offshore wind turbine
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on his Australian Research Council DECRA Fellowship project “Next-generation floating hybrid offshore wind-wave energy conversion system” along with Professors Wensu Chen and Hong Hao. This project aims
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of floating offshore wind turbines with sustainable concrete floaters. The role is for the second intake of the EnerHy programme which commences in October 2025. Research project overview: To achieve
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Funded PhD Studentships at the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Offshore Wind Energy Sustainability and Resilience EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training Funding Available Students Worldwide
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the resilience of offshore marine infrastructures exposed to harsh and extreme environmental conditions. Through this PhD scholarship, you will contribute to the development of a physics-informed and data-driven
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emphasizing the resilience of offshore marine infrastructures exposed to harsh and extreme environmental conditions. Through this PhD scholarship, you will contribute to the development of a physics-informed
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offshore marine infrastructures exposed to harsh and extreme environmental conditions. An accurate and fast (near real-time) damage detection scheme lies in the core of this PhD project leveraging limited