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strategy to improve the turbulence detection and quantification. The flow turbulence and velocity in a vascular flow phantom will be measured by Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV), against which MRI data will
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support a more controlled, data-informed manufacturing environment and improve structural performance across the full lifecycle of high-value engineered components. Aim The student will have opportunities
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in advanced experimental techniques, data analysis, and interdisciplinary problem solving at the interface of physics, materials science, and device-relevant functionality. Outcomes will include high
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that deliver healthier indoor environments, lower carbon emissions, and long-term building performance. By integrating Passive House and EnerPHit principles with real building data, the research will support the
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the Faculty of Engineering, plus those housed in Plant Biosciences at the Sutton Bonnington campus. Data sets will be generated using simulated and experimental data and these will be used to train networks
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for candidates who can demonstrate strong research potential. Suitable backgrounds include, but are not limited to: Human Factors Law (particularly law and technology, medical law, or data governance) Psychology
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Studentship Information Supervisor: Vinay Shukla Subject Area: Plant & Crop Science Research Title: Root oxygen dynamics and development Research Description: The student will be part of a
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for fuel system applications. While these methods provide a wealth of knowledge and information, they remain impractical for industrial use. Therefore, AI modelling techniques will be harnessed to develop
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data-driven methods to develop an inverse design framework for manufacturing systems. Together, we will advance the capability to design manufacturing systems that embed reliability, resilience
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Closing date: 27 February 2026 For further information please email Professor Chris Gerada (University of Nottingham) and Dan Walton (MTC). Facilities The MTC is an independent Research and Technology