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we study, work, and think. Models such as ChatGPT have the potential to free individuals from the intricate and labour-intensive processes involved in writing and coding. Developing system software
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autonomous sensing systems. The project requires experience with setting up sensing hardware, software defined radio systems and other lab equipment for data collection in addition to experience of programming
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economic studies funded by the UK National Institute for Health and Care Research. Experience of conducting economic evaluations using suitable statistical software (e.g. STATA, R or SAS) is essential
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to protect our planet from asteroid hazards. The aim of the project is to deliver and validate of an onboard astrodynamics GNC software for autonomous proximity operations around minor celestial bodies
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simulation software tools developed by the group. This scholarship covers the full cost of tuition fees and an annual stipend at UKRI rate (currently £20,780 for 2025/26). Additional research expenses will
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several processing units with variable memory, can be profiled to pool the resources. The analytical systems, developed on data collected by onboard sensors and software triggers, can assist the operating
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findings to academic and industrial audiences, publish in leading journals, and actively contribute to the development and dissemination of open-source software. Additionally, you will support junior
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simulations to improve on existing power usage models. This research will be a key component of making computing more sustainable by providing novel insights into the energy usage of scientific software and
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software. The TELOS collaboration, co-led by researchers at Swansea University and The University of Edinburgh, and with links in other Institutions in the United Kingdom, Taiwan, Korea, Austria and Japan
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modelling software. Practical experience in advanced manufacturing techniques for novel materials. Opportunities to present research at international conferences and build a professional network across