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Griffith - NEMO

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Doctor Steve Boyd

Associate Professor

Research interests

  • Maritime Composites
  • Experimental and Numerical mechanics

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Doctor James Blake

Associate Professor

Research interests

  • James is interested in the fundamental way that fluid and structures interact and the practical consequences on the design and operation of marine vehicles. Consequently his research covers:
  • Performance sports;Sustainable structural materials for composite boat design and production;Experimental & theoretical analysis of composite material performance;Structural reliability and risk analysis;High speed planing craft performance and simulation;

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Research outputs

Towards passive station holding of autonomous underwater vehicles inspired by fish behaviour in unsteady flows
A.B. Phillips,
J.I.R. Blake,
S.W. Boyd,
& G. Griffiths
, 2016 , Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M: Journal of Engineering for the Maritime Environment , 230 (4) , 551--565
DOI: 10.1177/1475090215605134
Type: article
Nature in Engineering for Monitoring the Oceans (NEMO): an isopycnal soft bodied approach for deep diving autonomous underwater vehicles
A.B. Phillips,
J.I.R. Blake,
S.W. Boyd,
S. Ward,
& G. Griffiths
, 2012
DOI: 10.1109/AUV.2012.6380743
Type: conference
Nature in engineering for monitoring the oceans: comparison of the energetic costs of marine animals and AUVs
A.B. Phillips,
M. Haroutunian,
S.K. Man,
A.J. Murphy,
S.W. Boyd,
J.I.R. Blake,
& G. Griffiths
, 2012
DOI: 10.1049/PBCE077E_ch17
Type: bookChapter
Bio-inspired aquatic flight propulsion system for agile and maneuverable underwater vehicles
S.K. Man,
A.B. Phillips,
S.W. Boyd,
J.I.R. Blake,
& G. Griffiths
, 2012
Type: conference
Nature in engineering for monitoring the oceans: towards a bio-inspired flexible AUV operating in an unsteady flow
Alexander B. Phillips,
J.I.R. Blake,
B. Smith,
S.W. Boyd,
& G. Griffiths
, 2010 , Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part M: Journal of Engineering for the Maritime Environment , 224 (4) , 267--278
DOI: 10.1243/14750902JEME201
Type: article
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