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• PDF, PhD: University of Naples, Italy
  Contributed by: Mario di Bernardo, dibernardo@unisannio.it
  Postdoctoral and postgraduate positions are available at the Control Group of the University of Naples Federico II, Italy (www.unina.it) to work on the analysis and control of switched and hybrid dynamical systems.
  The research will be carried out as part of the EU Project SICONOS (Simulation and Control of Nonsmooth Systems - see http://maply.univ- lyon1.fr/siconos for further information). Postgraduate positions and Postdoctoral positions from 12 to 36 months are available.
  Further information and application details can be obtained by contacting Prof Mario di Bernardo (Email: dibernardo@unisannio.it, Tel. +39 0817683909).
• PhD: University of Liverpool, UK
  Contributed by: Daniel Walker, d.j.walker@liv.ac.uk
  Applications are invited for an EPSRC funded PhD studentship to work on control, modelling, and identification of rotary wing aircraft (tilt-rotors and helicopters). For UK nationals, the studentship provides a tax-free maintenance allowance and covers fees. For EU nationals the studentships covers fees only.
  The successful applicant will join a team developing and testing active control concepts, including rotor state feedback laws, for handling qualities improvement, envelope protection and structural load alleviation, using robust control techniques such as H-infinity and LMI optimization. This will require the development of high-fidelity flight dynamics models using state- of-the-art multi-body dynamics and identification software tools.
  Liverpool's advanced six-axis flight simulator will provide state-of-the-art piloted simulation capabilities. It will be used to support flight-tests on a Fly-by-Wire research helicopter: tests which add an exciting and important dimension to the project. The student will join a group that has considerable expertise in control, flight dynamics and simulation and handling qualities, based in the University's 5* rated Engineering Department. (For further information on the group, see http://www.flightlab.liv.ac.uk/).
  Qualifications and Experience
  - 1st or upper 2nd class degree in an appropriate branch of engineering or mathematics;
  - Good knowledge of control and dynamics.
  Further information on technical aspects of the project contact
  Dr D.J.Walker
  Engineering Dept University of Liverpool
  Liverpool, L69 3GH, U.K.
  e-mail d.j.walker@liv.ac.uk
  Those wishing to submit a formal application should contact Jenny Kay; Tel 0151 794 4857; email pgeng@liv.ac.uk quoting reference WALKER/FLIGHT CONTROL in the subject line. Closing date: 18 June 2004.
• PhD: University of Texas at Dallas, USA
  Contributed by: Raimund J. Ober, ober@utdallas.edu
  Ph.D. positions are available to work on bioengineering problems in joint NIH funded projects with Prof. E.S. Ward at UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas.
  For exceptionally well qualified candidates post-doctoral positions may be available.
  The projects aim to develop novel image processing and data analysis methods for fluorescence microscopy live cell experiments (including single molecule detection) and surface plasmon resonance experiments for the analysis of protein-protein interactions. No prior knowledge of these techniques is required. However, a strong technical background in engineering or mathematics is desirable and a keen interest in getting involved in bioengineering related research is necessary. A number of the proposed techniques make use of advanced system theoretic ideas.
  The positions will provide the opportunity to not only work on projects of significant technical interest but also to become familiar with the fundamental biological questions that are being addressed in the laboratory.
  Please send inquiries (resume, names of 3 referees etc.) to
  Prof. Raimund J. Ober
  Department of Electrical Engineering EC33
  University of Texas at Dallas
  Richardson, TX 75083
  USA
  email: ober@utdallas.edu