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Resilience (three posts) (Ref. 250604003) The Department of Building Environment and Energy Engineering (BEEE) contributes to PolyU’s world ranking of 17th for Architecture and Built Environment as
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, including industrial engagement and project planning. Essential Criteria A degree in Engineering or a related subject. A completed (or near-completion) doctorate (PhD or EngD), or equivalent industry
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equations into AI-based models to solve fluid sensing problems in a robust and efficient manner. Your role may include developing new optimization techniques, coding new algorithms, creating new mathematical
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the next generation of biopolymer that are naturally and sustainably sourced and with excellent post-use biodegradability profiles. The project goals will include (but necessarily limited to): Discovery
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optimization techniques, coding new algorithms, creating new mathematical theory, and the analysis of large data ensembles. You will write papers for submission to academic journals, collaborate with academics
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the salary range £43,863-£47,223 per annum. The post is available from 01 March 2026 for up to 24 months. The post is based in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College
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that are naturally and sustainably sourced and with excellent post-use biodegradability profiles. The project goals will include (but necessarily limited to): Discovery of new biopolymers (focusing on polysaccharides
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some local travel. The post holder will be required to hold/undergo an enhanced DBS check. Informal enquiries are welcome. Please contact Dr Vic Knowland (vic.knowland@newcastle.ac.uk ) to discuss the
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the foundation for the development of a 'space-based early warning system' of a swarm of micro satellites each to individually tag asteroids that could hit the Earth. The post will provide an excellent opportunity
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into the genomics of population structure and speciation in the Malawi cichlid genus Labeotropheus. This post will build on past work in which over 1000 samples of Labeotropheus from multiple species/populations have