University of East Anglia is inviting applications for a PhD project on intelligent coordination between autonomous aerial systems and ground EVs to advance urban mobility. The research covers task allocation, interaction strategies, and energy-aware routing under dynamic urban conditions.
Start date 1 October 2027 in Norwich, UK. The project is eligible for Faculty of Science funded studentships with UK applicants eligible for home fees and a yearly stipend of £21,805, with inflation uplifts
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PhD: Intelligent Air–Ground Mobility Coordination in Norwich employer: University of East Anglia
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