328 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Prof" positions at University of Sheffield in United Kingdom
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Optimization-based control explores the use of optimization algorithms for feedback control of dynamical systems. For example, model predictive control (MPC) is a widely used optimization-based control method
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in handling stall onset and recovery. This project will focus on the modelling and control of hysteresis effects, under the framework of numerical optimal control. The aim is to develop advanced
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responsibilities include processing human tissue samples for mass spectrometry, conducting target screening in plasma and synovial fluid, developing activity-based assays, and performing compound library screening
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Overview We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to deliver high quality market insight activity within student recruitment and marketing and provide support in the development
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to improve service provision, simplify processes and support product development. The Lead Solution Architect role will lead, inspire and develop a growing team of solution architects engaged in our most
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channels. Apply specialized quantum error correction codes for quantum sensing. Attend regular meetings of the research group, and prepare reports on your work, including analysis of previous results and
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measurement methods, and you will be responsible for developing and reporting on the methods. This will require liaising with the Project Lead and wider leadership team. You will work closer with Doncaster City
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Design and development of water desalination plants for rural communities, driven by a hybrid solar-biogas energy system School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering PhD Research Project
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project may also contain an application side where you can test your algorithms on power systems and energy markets. This is a 3.5 year scholarship. This funding opportunity is open to both home and
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aims to develop a UK-wide unified circularity framework to match material and element stocks, identified by UK building stock characterisation and waste and resource flows, with the most appropriate end