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We have 6 Energy Technologies (architecture) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Energy Technologies (architecture) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 6 Energy Technologies (architecture) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Future of Glass – Viability and Innovation opportunities of glass building envelopes for Net Zero Future (Ref: ABCE-MG1-24)
Please note that this project is not University-funded. You will need to secure external funding to cover your tuition and living expenses. Read more
Scalable digital twin for improved safety and availability of complex engineering assets PhD
Cranfield University is offering an exciting opportunity for a fully-funded PhD studentship in the field of digital twin technology for complex engineering assets. Read more
Integrated design approaches of thermo-active building envelope for near zero carbon buildings and environmental sustainability
The construction sector has seen a high share of energy-related carbon emissions globally due to building operation, posing a great threat to achieving net zero carbon targets by 2050. Read more
Future marine vehicles: bioinspired solutions for energy efficiency, advanced operation and autonomous
Marine, Offshore and Subsea Technology (MOST) is an international recognised discipline in Newcastle with a successful track record delivering research projects powered by world leading research facilities, including the Emerson Cavitation Tunnel, the Princess Royal research vessel, the fully turbulent flow channel, the towing tank and the combined wind, wave and current tank. Read more
Develop Silicon-based Anode Materials for Next Generation Lithium-ion Batteries
This ARC Linkage project, a collaboration between UTS researchers and industry partner which aims to revolutionize lithium-ion battery technology by developing low-cost, high-performance silicon-based anode materials. Read more
Oxidic Nanomaterials for High Density Storage in Li-ion Batteries
Research Group:
Chemistry and Biosciences
The oxides of a number of materials are very appealing candidates as substitutes for conventional anodes in lithium-ion batteries because of their high theoretical capacity, high electric conductivity low potential of lithium ion intercalation, as well as superior electron mobilities, with one such material, SnO2 being particularly appealing. Read more
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