PhD Research Project opportunities at the School of Engineering. PhD Opportunities Search for a PhD by title Research Institutes - Any -BioengineeringEnergy SystemsImaging, Data and CommunicationsInfrastructure and EnvironmentIntegrated Micro and Nano SystemsMaterials and ProcessesMultiscale Thermofluids PhD Title Sort descending Research Institute Principal Supervisor Molecular simulation of phase separation in amino acid carbon capture solutions Materials and Processes Dr Martin Sweatman Multistack Resistive Random-Access Memories for Optoelectronic Applications Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Professor Themis Prodromakis New Materials and Structures for CTE Management of Laser Systems Materials and Processes Prof Jonathan Corney Next-Generation Electricity Market Modelling for Sustainable Energy Systems Energy Systems Dr Andrew Lyden Non-linear optical metamaterial coatings for enhancing photon management across interfaces Bioengineering Professor Alistair Elfick Nucleate Boiling on Patterned Liquid-Like Surfaces Multiscale Thermofluids Dr Gary Wells Optoelectronic Restive Random-Access Memory technologies Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Professor Themis Prodromakis Particle dynamics in wall-bounded systems Multiscale Thermofluids Dr Khushboo Pandey Scientific Machine Learning for Parabolic PDE Simulation in Complex Geometries Imaging, Data and Communications Dr Nick Polydorides Sensor Fusion and management in Autonomous Airborne Platforms Imaging, Data and Communications Professor James R Hopgood Software Modelling and Optimization for AI Computing Architectures Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Professor Themis Prodromakis Synthetic genetic circuits in mammalian cells Bioengineering Professor Alistair Elfick The mechanics of early human development Bioengineering Dr Rhiannon Grant Theory of clustering in binary mixtures with competing interactions Materials and Processes Dr Martin Sweatman Tomographic imaging of turbulent plumes Imaging, Data and Communications Dr Nick Polydorides Vibration data and underlying physics for adaptive structural health monitoring Infrastructure and Environment Dr David Garcia Cava 1 2 This article was published on 2024-09-11