This exciting inter-disciplinary PhD project will develop computational and mathematical methods to analyse brain activity and networks to help monitor some of the most important neurological
Staff and students from the School were recognised in two categories at the University’s Sustainability Awards 2018 during a ceremony on 28 March 2019. Institute of Energy Systems PhD student Zihao Li won Silver in the Student Residence category, while the Chemical Engineering Teaching Lab took Bronze in the Labs category.
On Monday 4 March, over 100 guests gathered for a special public panel discussion to explore emerging engineering technologies and their future role in society. Organised jointly with the Royal Academy of Engineering, this was the final event in the School’s year-long series of celebrations marking 150 years since the University was granted the UK’s first Regius Chair of Engineering.
The School is partnering with Babock International to develop a £2.4 million engineering research facility which promises to speed the development of materials and structures used in tidal energy, transport and other industries.
The School’s Regius Professor of Engineering Jason Meredith Reese, who died suddenly at the early age of 51 on Friday 8 March, was an internationally renowned engineering scientist, respected academic and a valued mentor to many.
Closing Date:
Saturday, March 21, 2020
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) are changing the future of defence and security. This project investigates deep neural networks (DNN), i.e.
Closing Date:
Saturday, March 21, 2020
This PhD is in the area of Statistical Signal Processing and Information Fusion, and is concerned with Joint Sensor Calibration and Hyperparameter Estimation in Multi-Target Tracking using Message
