The Institute for Energy Systems at the School of Engineering of the University of Edinburgh is looking for enthusiastic, self-motivated applicants for an exciting PhD position that will research and develop advanced cryogenic power electronics solutions for key net-zero applications such as all-electric aviation and wind energy. This fully-funded PhD project will provide the opportunity to contribute to advancing disruptive technologies with high-potential impact for decarbonising energy systems, while developing industry-relevant skills in power conversion systems design, testing and validation.
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Benefits
Funding is provided for three and a half years covering tuition fees, an enhanced rate stipend and research costs associated with the project.
Requirements
- Minimum entry qualification - an Honours degree at 2:1 or above (or International equivalent) in a relevant science or engineering discipline, possibly supported by an MSc Degree. Further information on English language requirements for EU/Overseas applicants.
- Applicants should hold, or expect to receive, a First Class or high Upper Second-Class Honours degree (or the equivalent) in Electrical Engineering or a relevant discipline.
- A master’s level qualification in Power Electronics or/and Power Engineering would be advantageous.
- Applicants are expected to demonstrate excellent problem-solving abilities for power electronics systems and proficiency in PCB design and implementation.
- Moreover, experience with finite element software, such as Ansys Maxwell or Q3D, and hands-on experience would be advantageous.
- Familiarity with mathematical modelling of power electronics circuits is also desirable.
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Application Deadline
September 30, 2025How To Apply
Are you qualified and interested in this opportunity? Kindly go to
University of Edinburgh on www.ed.ac.uk to apply
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