Current research degree projects
Explore our current postgraduate research degree and PhD opportunities.
Explore our current postgraduate research degree and PhD opportunities.
Future space systems face unprecedented threats from radiation-induced faults and malicious tampering. This project will develop and validate adaptive, radiation-tolerant hardware architectures that secure both functional integrity and cryptographic trust in spaceborne electronics.
This project aims to investigate how quantum technologies can transform MRI based dementia research, laying foundations for novel diagnostics. You'll work at the intersection of quantum engineering, neuroscience, and clinical analysis, and lead an interdisciplinary project with the potential to shape future dementia care and beyond.
This project investigates turbulent wakes around buildings and cuboid structures using wind tunnel testing and computational fluid dynamics to develop predictive tools for wind loading and climate resilience.
This project investigates the fundamental unsteady flow physics and surface-loading mechanisms acting on wall-mounted porous cylinders subject to turbulent boundary layers. The goal is to determine how boundary-layer structure, turbulence intensity, and porous geometry influence near-wall flow behaviour, vortex shedding suppression, and fluctuating force pathways.
This project tackles the critical challenge of sterilising narrow channels in medical and space instruments. We will develop a novel hybrid cold plasma system, combining RF plasma with a DBD plasma, for deep channel penetration. Supported by industry expert Aurora, this research adapts space-derived technology to deliver a validated, safer sterilisation process for both space and medical domains.