Continue with FacebookLooking to list your PhD opportunities? Log in here.
laser scanning PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 17 laser scanning PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
PhD saved successfully
Alignment consistency, forward visibility and road safety on undesigned roads
Road traffic crashes are a major cause of injury and premature death in many countries of the world. Read more
Bridging the Gap: Integrating Neural Radiance Fields and Micro-drones for Enhanced 3D Volumetric Finite Element Analysis
Objective. The central objective of this project is the innovative deployment of Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) and micro-drones in the process of 3D volumetric Finite Element modelling of bridges. Read more
Towards Efficient Wind Turbine Tower Design Using Advanced Computational Analyses
Driven by the carbon neutrality goal, wind energy, as one of the clean and renewable energy resources, has been gaining popularity worldwide. Read more
Mechanisms of Cancer Stem Cell Survival, Metastasis Formation and Immune Evasion in Cancer
Recent research suggests that cancer cells within a tumour represent a highly heterogeneous cell population. In particular many tumours contain small percentage of cells that share several characteristics with stem cells. Read more
Impact of Inflammatory Signals on the Regenerative, Anti-inflammatory and Immunomodulatory Potential of Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells and their Secretome
Adult multipotent stem cells can be easily isolated from a variety of adult human tissues and organs including bone marrow and adipose tissue. Read more
Research opportunities in the Department of Archaeology
The Department of Archaeology at York is a vibrant research community and a centre of excellent research-led teaching. Read more
Develop novel biomimetic antibiofilm surfaces for medical implants
It is estimated that biofilm infections cost about $94 billion p.a. in the United States healthcare system. Read more
Transformative Peptide Chemistry for RNA Nanotechnology
Transformative Peptide Chemistry for RNA Nanotechnology is an inaugural cohort-based Thematic Doctoral Pathway programme from Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU). Read more
Geomorphological evolution of blanket bogs
Whilst blanket bogs are of limited spatial extent, they are a significant global store of terrestrial carbon. Blanket bogs in good condition can act as carbon sinks, whereas blanket bogs in a degraded condition may act as a carbon source. Read more
Assessing the impacts of wildlife and livestock on southern hemisphere Atlantic Island peatlands
Peatlands are the most important terrestrial carbon store globally and they could act as carbon sinks when either in pristine condition or restored. Read more
Molecular Mechanisms of Receptor and Ion Channel Regulation in Pain and Inflammation
"Receptors and ion channels are responsible for the transmission of signals across cellular membranes that regulate a plethora of biological and cellular functions. Read more
Combining laser and ultrasound based molecular delivery strategies for enhanced drug delivery
Overview. This project addresses the critical area of delivering therapeutics to the skin. If successful, the approach will have direct and positive consequences for the treatment of a range of skin diseases, but may also be viewed as a more generic means of drug delivery for treating a much wider range of disease. Read more
Optimising the Mechanical Performance of 3D Printed Alloys Using Advanced Experimental and Computational Techniques
Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing, is a novel method of making three dimensional (3D) components in layer by layer fashion. Read more
Room-temperature microwave photonics based on spin-triplet states (FAC23/EE/MPEE/SATHIAN)
The MASER came before the LASER and functioned through Amplified Stimulated Emission of Radiation but operates at microwave frequencies instead of optical ones. Read more
Understanding the Behaviour of Additively Manufactured Materials for Biomedical Applications
The Centre for Doctoral Training in Advanced Metallic Systems (AMSCDT) is a joint venture between Dublin City University, University College Dublin, University of Sheffield, and University of Manchester. Read more
- 1
- 2