It has been recently realised that new scientific and technological opportunities arise from the combination of quantum mechanics and thermodynamics. Read more
Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) convert waste heat into electricity and are increasingly being employed in aerospace and industrial waste heat conversion applications. Read more
Our understanding of the Universe and its fundamental constituents is conveyed by the Standard Model of particle physics and by General Relativity. Read more
This project studies liquid crystals on both the microscopic and macroscopic levels. Successful completion of this PhD programme could lead to worldwide career opportunities in academia and high-tech industrial sectors like software, R&D, biomed, robotics and smart manufacturing alike. Read more
VACANCY INFORMATION. The UCL Department of Chemical Engineering is one of the top research and teaching departments in the UK and has a world-class standing. Read more
Cameras can perceive the appearance, color and shape information of objects in the environment, and are widely used in target classification, target detection, target segmentation, target tracking and other fields. Read more
Cameras can perceive the appearance, color, and shape information of objects in the environment and are widely used in object classification, object detection, object segmentation, object tracking and other fields. Read more
The project. The fabrication and application of high temperature materials using acoustic levitation. Glasses are used in a wide range of technological applications for example, in windows, fibre optic cables, lasers and sensors. Read more
The project. Understanding high-temperature superconductivity in hydride compounds is of great importance to fundamental research and may lead to new applications. Read more
The project. High temperature superconductivity has the potential to transform use of electrical power, enabling low carbon technologies such as fusion reactors and electric airplanes. Read more
The project. The ability to control the self-assembly of biological molecules to form defined or functional structures with a high degree of predictability is a central aim for soft matter science and synthetic biology. Read more
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