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  Design manufacturing and operation of large maritime engineering systems and logistics optimisation modelling


   School of Engineering, Technology and Maritime Operations

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About the Project

The Liverpool Logistics, Offshore and Marine Research Institute (LOOM) within the Faculty of Engineering & Technology at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) has been actively engaged in niche and unique research in marine, offshore and transport studies for more than 20 years. LOOM has strong connections with several industrial/government organisations in the UK.

The research will cover the following areas:
- Fluidic sensor development for water quality analysis
- Global regional and local drivers to maritime legislations
- Green shipping/ports/logistics
- Human factor assessment in shipping
- Life cycle assessment and environmental protection in maritime operations
- Logistics and supply chain analysis using advanced techniques in operational research
- Maintenance modelling offshore installations
- Marine systems modelling and manufacturing automation
- Maritime security
- Multi model transport study
- Offshore renewable energy systems and structures
- Operations research (e.g. evolutionary computation and simulation) on transport, logistics, supply chain healthcare and internet of things
- Strategic decision making support for supply networks, unsteady transient flow and control of turbulent flow.

Official applications should be made via LJMU’s online application process using the following link: https://uaf.ljmu.ac.uk/ Please be sure to quote the reference LOOM/JW/HP/001 and also the particular area of your research interest in your application. Please also provide a one page research proposal and a full CV.

Informal enquiries should be made to Professor Jin Wang (email: [Email Address Removed]).
The closing date for applications is Friday 18th December 2015.



Funding Notes

Partial or fully funded PhD studentship (depending on the quality of the application) currently available
Applicants should have a minimum 2:1 degree or Masters degree in a related subject and want to study full time for a PhD. If you are interested in applying and have any questions about the suitability of your degree and experience, please feel free to contact us.