hello, i would love to be a part of this project. i
have no proper academic trainning but i have a great
interest in this particular field. if you define what
could be my tasks i would strive to achieve the best
performance i am able.
cheers.
p.s. i am a brasilian student of physics.
--- William Megill <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Please circulate...
>
> An EPSRC CASE PhD studentship on biomimetic
> submersibles design is available
> immediately, joint between Mechanical Engineering at
> the University of Bath
> and BMT-DSL in Bath. The focus of the project is to
> design and develop a
> biomimetic underwater propulsion system based on
> fish whose thrust
> generation mechanisms are much more efficient than
> the best man-made
> propellers, then implement it in a small remotely
> operated or autonomous
> submersible.
>
> The Mechanical Engineering Department of the
> University of Bath is a 5**
> rated department, with over 50 members of academic
> staff, 30 research
> officers, 60 post-graduate students and 20
> technicians. Well found
> fabrication and instrumentation workshops and
> testing facilities are
> available on site to support the design,
> construction and testing of
> submersibles and propulsion systems. The research
> will take place primarily
> in the Centre for Biomimetic and Natural
> Technologies (CBNT), whose
> specialised expertise is in the design and
> development of novel materials
> and systems that draw their inspiration from natural
> materials and systems.
> In addition to departmental resources, the CBNT has
> its own well-found
> laboratory, with specialised equipment for the study
> of biological tissues,
> animal locomotion and biomimetic systems.The project
> would be done in close
> collaboration with BMT-DSL, which has extensive
> experience in submersibles
> design.
>
> Project duration is three years, starting as soon as
> possible. Candidates
> need to be first or high 2.1 engineering or physics
> graduates with an
> interest in submersibles, biology and biomimetics.
> Software skills are a
> must, and experience with robotics or submersible
> technology would be a
> definite plus. The ideal candidate would also have
> some experience in
> comparative biomechanics or physiology. Position is
> limited to UK nationals.
>
> To apply, please post or email a CV and covering
> letter to the address below.
>
> For more information, please contact:
>
> Dr. William Megill
> Centre for Biomimetics and Natural Technologies
> Mechanical Engineering
> University of Bath, BA2 7AY
> Tel: 01225-386588
> Email: [log in to unmask]
>
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