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minimum decision-making requirements. Objective 4: Test the developed approach using real-world data from BAE Systems to evaluate its effectiveness and refine the framework. The project will use tools
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investigation to replicate offshore flow conditions at a reduced scale; conducting novel experiments to examine turbulence generation and evolution under controlled variations in bathymetry and bed roughness, and
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, this inhibits bacterial growth—especially in already temperature-stressed bacteria. These interacting stressors can amplify ecological impacts. To generalize our findings, we propose experiments testing
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visualisation results will be tested by examining how well it can assist a series of decision making tasks through collaborating with experts from the problem domain. Applicants should have, or expect to achieve
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testing. We aim to develop next generation electrochemical energy technologies through holistic views of ammonia/methanol fuel cells and metal and metal ion (Li, Na, Ca etc.) batteries, from the nanoscale
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interviews are preferred and will be held at the UKHSA offices in central Birmingham (23 Stephenson Street B2 4BH). To determine suitability of candidates an analytical test may be undertaken.
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combustion and overall vehicle aerodynamics. Undertake testing of a series of clean and deformed intakes in a cold tunnel to determine the aerodynamic performance. Understand the coupled effects of a deformed
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of the tumour microenvironment in breast cancer. To test this idea we must characterise thousands of tumours with single-cell and spatial resolution, associated with data on patient height and weight. Using our
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four-year full-time PhD structure (three years research + one year writing-up and examination) Start date: September 2025, January 2026. Application process: Rolling admissions—apply early to secure your
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confidence that these technologies are qualified for industrial scale deployment. The research will involve comprehensive performance, qualification and safety tests on electrolyser single cells and short