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Interaction of pathogen aerosolisation and tall building drainage system dynamics
Research Group:
Institute of Sustainable Built Environment
Project Ref. EGIS2023-MG. Read more
Controlling airborne infectious disease transmission in indoor environment
Infectious disease pandemics are brutal killers in human history. The recent COVID-19 outbreak in China has killed over 2.4K people globally, and more than 78K people are infected across 28 countries (As of 22th Feb 2020). Read more
PhD Degrees in the Department of Architecture & Civil Engineering
Our interdisciplinary approach to research, encompassing the fields of Architectural History and Theory, Architectural and Structural Conservation, Lightweight Structures, Hydraulics and Earthquake Engineering and Dynamics and Climate Resilience of the Built Environment. Read more
Application of moveable constructions in sustainable building alteration and addition: an innovative retrofit strategy across the UK
Building sector in the UK contributes to nearly half of the UK energy use and about 30% of the national Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. Read more
Recycling Polymeric-based Composites for Construction Applications
In the UK, glass fibre-reinforced plastic (GFRP) contributes to 75,000 tons end of life waste in addition to 6,200 tons of production waste. Read more
Building Performance in a Changing Climate
Despite the fact that many studies have been undertaken relating to climate change risks, there is still an urgent need for further investigations on the future performance of buildings under a changing climate. Read more
18 PhD programmes
. Politecnico di Torino is an international University where traditions and future, past and modernity are interlinked. Read more
“Why are models so attractive?” Exploring the use of physical and digital modelmaking in architectural design production.
The process of architectural training has been well documented as being different to typical ways of learning, involving a reflective practice that happens through the interaction with objects (Schön, 1984). Read more
Next-generation metal 3D printed structural elements using the state-of-the-art RoboAMLab
Overview. Applications are invited for a fully-funded PhD scholarship to develop next-generation metal 3D printed structural elements, which will offer an unparalleled strength increase and material reduction over traditional structural elements. Read more
PhD studentship: Life cycle and techno-economic assessment of energy storage technologies _ (ENG 1623)
Supervised by Dr Serik Tokbolat and Prof Jo Darkwa. Aim. To investigate and perform the life cycle and techno-economic assessment of various thermochemical energy storage technologies in the context of industrial waste heat application. Read more
Performative design and modelling of advanced building façade using BIM – (On campus Dubai)
Digital innovation with computational tools has transformed the traditional way of architectural façade design in the early building design stage and later construction process. Read more
Development of Advanced Concrete Materials for Additive Manufacturing of Novel Radiation-Resistant Structures in Reactor Environments
How can concrete materials (the most utilized material in the world) be additively manufactured to reduce the construction cost of nuclear energy facilities?… Read more
Advanced Material Development and Assessment of Cementitious Filler Materials for Long-Term Disposal of Nuclear Waste
How can concrete materials (the most utilized material in the world) offer unique solutions to the nuclear fuel cycle? How can we leverage modern cement… Read more
Novel Bio-Receptive and Carbon-Negative Cementitious Materials to Transform Civil Infrastructure to Next-Generation Carbon Sinks
What if concrete materials (the most utilized material in the world) could sustain plant life on its surface and help restore ecological functions to urban… Read more
Enabling intermittent computing for the Internet of Things (IoT)
The project's vision is that the next generation of IoT systems will be completely autonomous, i.e., self-powered, able to harvest energy and adjust to environmental conditions, i.e., energy-aware, whilst surviving power outages, i.e., forward execution with no data loss. Read more
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