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use of mechanical testing facilities. Your structural engineering or rotating machinery research, as carried out in this role, will have measurable outcomes (e.g. paper publication and contributing
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Engineer will be responsible for the control systems that include heating, cooling, ventilation and lighting, in over 60 buildings across the University campus. Reporting directly to the Energy and
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. This PhD studentship is within the Propulsion Engineering Centre at Cranfield University, in the field of helicopter-engine propulsion integration. Read moreRead less The work will aim to develop and apply
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climate impact of aviation. This will be accomplished with the introduction of climate-optimised new propulsion systems based on composite cycle engine technology, that provides flexibility with respect
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With the continuing need for new air vehicle systems with aero-engines there is a need to the closer integration of the propulsion system and the airframe. With the timely development of new
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Applied in a project that involves using plasma technology to treat air and convert it into reactive N species to create an acidic environment which minimises losses of ammonia. The student will receive a
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We are pleased to announce MSc by research project in “Graphene/Nanoparticles Reinforced Multi-scale Carbon/Glass Composites for Advanced Aerospace and Automobile Engineering”. This project aims
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Cranfield University School of Aerospace Transport and Manufacturing and the IVHM Centre welcomes applications from engineers - scientists with expertise in computer programming and/or advanced
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and are used on over 95% of industrial processes. The novel technology of thermoelectric promotion of catalysis combines thermoelectric energy harvesting with catalyst promotion together, and has been
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: Cranfield, Bedfordshire Cranfield University School of Aerospace Transport and Manufacturing and the IVHM Centre welcomes applications from engineers - scientists with expertise in computer programming and/or