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software testing PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 49 software testing PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 49 software testing PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Testing Robotics and Autonomous Systems Using Search-based Techniques
Research Group:
Applied Computing
Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) are becoming indispensable for human productivity and it is estimated that there will be a £13 billion global market for RAS by 2025. Read more
Machine learning approaches to detecting software changes for bug localization
Enterprise software systems change from time to time to meet the requirements from end users. Read more
Methods and tools for the verification of plug-and-produce robots in distributed manufacturing systems
Research Group:
Applied Computing
The competitiveness of manufacturing companies in modern markets increasingly depends on cost-effective flexible automation technologies. Read more
Machine Learning Testing
Machine Learning (ML) is becoming more and more important with its increasing integration in various domains such as self-driving cars, machine translation, medical systems, many of these being safety-critical applications. Read more
Next generation CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics): A PhD position in driving the development of digital wind tunnels
This is a self-funded PhD opportunity within the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) which aims to further develop Cranfield’s digital wind tunnel (DWT). Read more
(CDT Advanced Metallic Systems) Microstructure Level Testing using High Resolution Digital Image Correlation
Research Group:
Advanced Metallic Systems CDT
This project is based at the University of Manchester and is sponsored by Element Materials Technology and seeks candidates with a 2.1 or 1st class degree in a STEM discipline, particularly maths, and an interest in simulation. Read more
Intelligent approaches to improve the system reliability of advanced testing methods
Automotive propulsion system development processes have advanced greatly over the last years, blending physical experiments and high-fidelity simulation to provide a highly realistic environment in which to study system behaviour. Read more
Intelligent approaches to improve the system reliability of advanced testing methods
Automotive propulsion system development processes have advanced greatly over the last years, blending physical experiments and high-fidelity simulation to provide a highly realistic environment in which to study system behaviour. Read more
Energy-Optimal Testing
Development of propulsion systems for any type of vehicle involves enormous amounts of testing at a range of levels, from components through to whole vehicles. Read more
Energy-Optimal Testing
Development of propulsion systems for any type of vehicle involves enormous amounts of testing at a range of levels, from components through to whole vehicles. Read more
Railway System Optimisation, Simulation and Testing
Leading UK railway research group, looking for home and international PhD students for research projects in Railway System Optimisation, Simulation and Testing. Read more
Electric Motor Torque Estimation
Knowing the torque produced by an electric motor is essential in a wide range of applications. In electric vehicles it is important to deliver the torque requested by the driver, and it becomes very important for good drivability when blending regenerative braking torque with the hydraulic brakes. Read more
Development of Sustainable Mining Equipment using Novel Fracture Mechanics based Structural Design Optimisation
The aim of this PhD project is to develop a robust framework to experimentally and numerically investigate the fracture mechanics behaviour of mining machines. Read more
PhD Studentship in Biomedical Instrumentation/Medical Devices - UK/Home students
The PhD position will be linked closely with the research and technology objectives of a flagship EPSRC funded project entitled “Non-invasive single neuron electrical monitoring (NISNEM Technology)”. Read more
Practical characterization of contact behaviour for simulating granular flows
The bulk behaviour of granular materials is critical to many industrial processes. Processing equipment such as screw feeders, hoppers, milling machines, pneumatic conveyors, and interventions (vibration, fluidization) are designed based on understandings of this behaviour. Read more