60 postdoc-in-distributed-systems-and-controls Fellowship positions at University of Nottingham
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to include: Conducting, coding, and analysing key informant interviews focused on justice system performance and confidence Disseminating, processing, and analysing key informant surveys focused on justice
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infections and found an improvement in the host immune response. This control of host response is applicable to achieving better implant integration and wound healing. These findings are being developed in
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climate. This position offers the opportunity to work on a UKRI funded project to determine methane emissions from arctic landscapes. The project motivation is that Arctic landscapes are experiencing rapid
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code for experiment control, data acquisition, and data analysis. They will be expected to work effectively with Dr. Smith, collaborators, other group members and contribute to the dissemination
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developing your own software (e.g., MATLAB, ROS, C++, and/or LabVIEW) to control such systems (Desirable but not essential): Expertise in developing customised robots for various applications (e.g
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parameters characterising images and surfaces, including designing virtual instrument and adaptive setups for defect detection and classification in additively manufactured samples. This is an exciting
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a core member of a team researching power electronic converter design, control, construction and testing of power electronic converters in high power applications. The role will be responsible
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This is an exciting opportunity for an ambitious and talented researcher to join the Power Electronics, Machines and Control (PEMC) Research Institute at the University of Nottingham and become a
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Health and Care Research funded project. The aim of this research is to use big UK electronic health record dataset Clinical Practice Research Datalink, to investigate outcomes of osteoporosis and its
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on a large programme of research (ROWTATE) which will develop a programme to help injured people make a successful return to work, evaluate this in a randomised controlled trial and disseminate