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We have 44 Energy Technologies (mechanical design) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Energy Technologies (mechanical design) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 44 Energy Technologies (mechanical design) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Ph.D. Graduate Research Position in Fuel Cell and Turbine Hybrid System Modelling, Design and Development
The Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering (MMAE) at the West Virginia University anticipates filling Ph.D. Read more
PhD in Mechanical Engineering - A Digital Twin-based approach for Nuclear Reactor Design and Prognosis
The design and lifecycle analysis of low carbon technologies, such as nuclear reactors, is vital to ensuring that nuclear technologies can support dynamic energy demand profiles and support verifiable decarbonization of energy services. Read more
Exciting Funded PhD: Durability of Seals for High-Pressure H2 Generation, Storage & Use - Shape The Future Of Clean Energy!
The University of Sheffield's Leonardo Centre, a world-leader in tribology, is seeking an enthusiastic and self-motivated PhD student to join a collaborative project funded by John Crane Ltd, one of the world’s leading providers of engineered technology. Read more
Design and performance optimization of Proton exchange membrane fuel cell for aviation application
Commercial aviation currently accounts for approximately 2.6% of annual global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel combustion. Read more
Rolls-Royce sponsored PhD Scholarship, Design and Simulation of Stiffness-Adjustable Robotic Systems for Performing on-Wing Repair of Aero-Engines - (ENG 192)
Applicants are invited to undertake a 3 year PhD programme in partnership with industry to address key challenges in on-platform manufacturing engineering. Read more
PV soiling – Design of sustainable cleaning system
Global warming is mainly due to the high growth in carbon emissions and pollution worldwide. At present, most countries have set carbon reduction goals. Read more
Creep behaviour of high-temperature materials in helium environments of future nuclear power plants
Structural materials in nuclear power plants are commonly operating at elevated temperatures in aggressive local environments and complex mechanical stress conditions. Read more
Unravelling the Mechanism of Turbulence Suppression in Magneto-convection Pipe Flow (S3.5-MAC-Marensi)
The project combines state-of-the-art advanced mathematical tools and numerical simulations to better understand, model and predict turbulent flows for applications to fusion technology and the clean-energy sector. Read more
PhD in Mechanical Engineering - Social-Techno-Economic Analysis of Hydrogen Integration for the Energy Transition
The UK like many nations needs to radical reform its energy services as to support rapid decarbonization. The energy transition from decarbonization, net zero and towards sustainable solutions, must also be responsive to the needs of society, in terms of energy availability and affordability. Read more
PEM Electrolyser for Green Hydrogen Production
Research Group:
Intelligent Systems and Robotics
About the Project. Producing green hydrogen using water electrolysis is an important step towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Read more
PhD in Mechanical Engineering - Performance of deep closed loop geothermal systems in unconventional settings
This is an EPSRC Industrial Cooperative Awards in Science & Engineering (ICASE) training grant, with industrial partner Schlumberger Cambridge Research Limited. Read more
PhD in Mechanical Engineering - Federated Digital Twins for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Hydrogen Integration.
The energy transition is a highly stochastic and complex problem, especially given the increasing demand to rapidly decarbonize through whole systems thinking – coupling previously independent critical infrastructure and services e.g., energy-transport networks etc. Read more
Radiation effects on fatigue performance of high temperature steels
The aim of this PhD project is to assess the impact of local microstructure and radiation damage on the fatigue performance of advanced high-temperature fusion steels, potential candidates for the first wall and tritium breeder components. Read more