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on the phase shift of vibration of the structure. However, the coupling effect of flow performance and vibration of structure, as the underlying mechanism of CMF operation, is not considered in the CMF
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lives, appearing in processes such as in additive manufacturing, the Earth’s atmosphere, and inkjet/biomaterial printing. The key to understanding (and ultimately engineering) these applications is how
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to the project. Degree transcripts/certificates and, if English is not your first language, a copy of your English language qualification if completed must be uploaded. Contact Details Prof. G.Tasca, giorgio.tasca
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., temperature, humidity, collision processes) that influence fragmentation. Develop and validate a numerical model to simulate raindrop-freezing fragmentation and its contribution to secondary ice production
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multiscale metamaterials with sub-200 nm resolution. The research spans fundamental optical physics through to applications, and the student will develop skills in electromagnetic simulation, nanofabrication
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operation of autonomous systems in complex, real-world conditions. This PhD project aims to develop resilient Position, Navigation and Timing (PNT) systems for autonomous transport, addressing a critical
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simulations to model this process and, in conjunction with ongoing experimental studies, obtain design rules for the optimum crown ether, lithium counter-ion, and solvent, which will lead to enhancements in
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scenarios. By enabling more realistic and dynamic adversarial simulations this project will support the creation of more effective cybersecurity testing, consequently strengthening organisational resilience
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and heat transfer in geothermal systems under high-pressure and high-temperature conditions relevant to AGS. • Developing high-fidelity direct numerical simulation (DNS) models to map
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features and close to material failure at high rate (e.g. extreme deformation, contacts, failure). Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to assess the scalability of IGA in Massively Parallel Processing