Project Description. Keele hosts a smart energy network demonstrator (SEND), which will go live in 2019. Once the digitally-monitored energy system is live, it offers many opportunities for research.
Wearable technology and data science are active and important areas of research. In particular, there is growing interest in the use of wearables for positive outcomes in health and well-being applications.
Artificial evolutionary systems, be they simulated or grounded in physical robots, provide a novel and cutting-edge way to investigate the emergence and evolution of adaptive and intelligent behaviours.
Agent-based simulation can be used to model the dynamics of natural systems. each agent represents a low-level component (e.g. a cell), and the finished simulator aims to model the higher level dynamics (e.g.
Supervisors. Tom Thomson (NEST) in collaboration with Neil Telling (Keele). Advances in conventional cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy have provided vast improvements in cancer survival rates over recent years.
It is widely recognised that the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) made a major contribution to a 60% reduction in the rate of murder in Glasgow between 2005 and 2018.
4 Year PhD Programme for Engineering, Physical and Biological Science Graduates. The Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Regenerative Medicine aims to equip postgraduate researchers with the tools and skills needed to translate the potential of cell or tissue based therapies from bench to bedside.
