48 operations-management-associate-professor PhD positions at Cranfield University in ireland
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: Computational Modelling: Employing simulation tools (e.g., GEANT4, light transport) to explore novel metamaterial designs, predict performance, and optimise key parameters such as timing resolution, light yield
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sources compared with gas turbines, etc. The aim of this PhD research is to develop novel performance simulation capabilities to support the analysis and optimization for sCO2 power generation systems
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maintenance. However, current technologies are relatively slow and not capable enough to provide quick performance, diagnostic and prognostic predictions for real time applications. With the rapid development
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environmental benefits, and enable smarter investments in water infrastructure and management. By joining this ambitious effort, you will contribute to improve the natural environment, the state of our rivers
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on previous research at Cranfield, which has demonstrated the benefits, the project investigates the impact of various porous structures on aerodynamic performance. Focus is placed on the entire incompressible
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, integrity-aware multi-domain navigation benchmark and associated algorithms, tested in realistic operational environments. The outputs will support standardisation efforts, accelerate cross-domain navigation
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. •Detailed semantic understanding of operational environments for Machine Situational Awareness, particularly within contested, congested and degraded scenarios. •Fully autonomous robust intelligence data
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more sensitive and faster cancer imaging. This PhD project will focus on surface functionalisation of metascintillators to optimise their scintillation performance, light yield, timing resolution, and
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development. The student will also have access to Cranfield’s state-of-the-art laboratories and a vibrant research community, as well as chances to present their work at international conferences and build a
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A funded PhD studentship is available within the Autonomous and Cyber Physical Systems Centre at Cranfield University, Bedfordshire, UK. As aerospace platforms go through their service life, gradual