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The aims of the research are to develop efficient and accurate computational and experimental methodologies for characterising hybrid, multifunctional 3D printed fibre-polymer composites and explore
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The scholarship will be suited to a materials/polymer scientist and/or chemical engineering student willing to develop skills in polymer chemistry and materials upcycling. The scholarship will be
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conducted with different composite material parameters (thickness, lay-up, and types of fibre and matrix) in order to develop optimised FML composites with high durability and fatigue life. The expected
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PhD project to develop theoretical computations and modelling methods to guide and optimise the synthesis conditions and composition of electrocatalysts. PhD project to develop theoretical
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are developing new composites to address the Waste Heat problem. Waste Heat is a huge challenge in the global energy transition. We are developing new materials and system to enhance the conversion of heat to
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materials based polymer/elastomer composite development for 3D printing of tyre tread represents the biggest knowledge gap in the current developmental cycle. The aim of this project is to develop a robust
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nanomaterials, including magnetic ones (nanoparticles of Fe, Co Ni and composites such as Si-Fe, Fe-Au nanostructures). Biocidal and bio-toxicity of these new class of material will be examined by E. Ivanova
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characterisation for all optical communications 2D materials and graphene photonics 3D printing of composite materials Nanophotonics solar energy harvesting, storage and applications Photonics approach for solar
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research/literature in the area Significance and impact of the research Methodology/research tasks required to undertake the research. This project will develop new color-based biosensing platforms
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PhD Scholarship in ‘Using nanoparticles to enhance the immune response and improve vaccine efficacy’
are interested in nanoparticles of different materials and compositions to compare to our standard biocompatible and non-inflammatory polystyrene nanoparticles in animal vaccine models, as well as their mechanism