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vibrations in these engines. These vibrations, if not properly controlled and reduced, can lead to premature blade failure due to high-cycle fatigue, reducing the efficiency and safety of the gas-turbine
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could be applied in biotechnology, healthcare, and environmental contexts. Employ synthetic and molecular biology tools to design and test new methods of controlling fungal behaviour. Impact and Outlook
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enteric coatings that dissolve at specific pH ranges, but these lack precision and control over release timing/location. Ingestible “smart capsules”, such as IntelliCap, have emerged as an attractive
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have deep knowledge on load modelling, as well as power system stability analysis and operation. Good understanding of control theory, especially system identification is expected. Good experimental
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, medicines, and even fuels. Their properties, like how stable or smooth they are, determine how well these products work. Studying emulsions also helps scientists understand fundamental processes in soft
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handle to control biomolecular chemistry as their behaviour (e.g. binding interactions) can be programmed with electrochemical signals. Establishing electrochemical control over the interactions between
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system stability analysis and operation. Good understanding of control theory, especially system identification is expected. Good experimental or simulation skills are expected. Industrial experience is
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, embedded systems, advanced implant probe design and signal processing. There are opportunities for students from a variety of backgrounds to work on the following possible projects: Bionic Vision
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integration, and real-time optimisation, the project will ultimately help develop an adaptive system that helps pilots and controllers make smarter decisions mid-flight. The research will advance through three
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to the controls (Mason et al., 2023 Communications Biology). In this project, we aim to further optimise our OCE imaging platform and apply new methods (e.g. Quantitative Phase Imaging (QPI)) to expand