13 data-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"Institut-Agro-Rennes-Angers" PhD positions at The University of Manchester
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on high-fidelity modelling and test data for both metals and thermo-set composite materials. To achieve this we will explore the use of advanced genetic algorithms and/or Artificial Intelligence (AI
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overseas. Training can be provided in computational fluid dynamics, machine learning, and nonlinear dynamics. These skills are highly valued across a wide range of industries. Recent data reveals that Fluid
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they can reliably, affordably, and fairly support a net-zero energy system. The research will focus on how data-driven and machine-learning-based control can coordinate demand, storage, and local generation
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studies, the reactivity of MOFs against ammonia and nitrogen oxides will be examined by EPR. This enables information about metal sites, redox transformations, and possible host-guest interactions
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information, please contact main supervisor; Prof Michael Greaney (michael.greaney@manchester.ac.uk ).
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reusable plaque–flow atlas. Key objectives include to: Develop automated computer aided design (CAD) and meshing pipelines to generate a library of arterial geometries representing common geometric
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formed during late-stage deglaciation and subsequent marine transgression. These data will provide critical constraints for palaeoclimatic reconstructions and help quantify the magnitude and style
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to: Develop automated computer aided design (CAD) and meshing pipelines to generate a library of arterial geometries representing common geometric archetypes (e.g. curved vessels, bifurcations, side branches
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imaging. Novel data workflows will be developed to allow parallel multi-element measurements. The project is interdisciplinary, combining instrument development, analytical chemistry, laser physics and
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knowledge for sustainable formulation design. Using different data-driven feature representations, AI foundation models will generate chemical embeddings to predict key physicochemical properties. Coupled