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The University of Manchester Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 76 The University of Manchester Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 76 The University of Manchester Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Distributed wireless remote sensing in special nuclear material storage facilities
There is a requirement to remotely monitor the condition of Special Nuclear Material (SNM) packages in multiple storage facilities across the United Kingdom. Read more
Recycling of poly (urethane) foam mattresses using ionic liquids
Creating a sustainable furniture industry There is an increasing desire to recycle poly(urethane) (PU) foam products such as a mattresses and upholstery to prevent them going to landfill. Read more
Recycling of poly(urethane) foam mattresses using ionic liquids
Supervisors. Prof. Chris Hardacre (UoM), Prof. Ian Kinloch (UoM), and Ms. Julie Walker (VITA). Creating a sustainable furniture industry. Read more
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Zintl Ions as Components of High-Speed Extreme UV Resists
This research project will be focused on the preparation of group 15 Zintl clusters (polyatomic clusters of the p-block) functionalized with heavy group 14 elements (e.g. Read more
Prediction of environmental-related properties of ionic liquids using group contribution methods
The versatility and wide range of applications of ionic liquids (ILs) offer industry with endless possibilities for sustainable innovation. Read more
ABM CDT Detecting and discriminating between viruses using sugar–lectin interactions on graphene field-effect transistors
Rapid, inexpensive diagnostics for viral infection are essential to curbing their spread, whether are transmitted sexually like HIV or human papilloma virus, through fomites like norovirus, or in the air like SARS-CoV-2 and influenza. Read more
ABM CDT Development of a 3D osteochondral tissue model to further understand the molecular impact of the genetic risks in osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common, complex disease, where both genes and the environment have a role in disease risk and development. Read more
ABM CDT Comparison of pluripotent and multipotent stem cells in articular cartilage bioprinting
Articular cartilage (AC) defects are one of the major causes of immobility and poor quality of life for millions of individuals worldwide, but current medical therapies fail to provide long-term restoration of pain-free function. Read more
ABM CDT Osseointegration of graphene coated implants
Supervisors. Main Supervisor. Prof. L Biant. Supporting Supervisors. Prof. J Gough, Dr K Kostarelos, Mr M McNicholas. Read more
ABM CDT Evaluation of the Healing Factors and Characteristics of a novel Advanced Biological Wound Dressing Technology
A pre-clinical characterisation assessment of the specific compositional and structural factors within an advanced biological wound dressing technology that are contributing to rapid and effective wound healing. Read more
Developing functionalised electrospun scaffolds to exploit neural–stromal interactions in wound healing (Industry Project)
The ABM CDT is a partnership between The Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. ALL APPLICATIONS should however, be submitted via the Manchester application system only. Read more
ABM CDT Development of bioinks and bioprinting methods to model the human mammary gland
Mechanical signals within a tissue are required to establish and maintain its function. Consequently, alterations in the properties of the extracellular environment can give rise to perturbed signals, leading to a range of pathological conditions including cancer. Read more
ABM CDT Spatial proteomic profiling of native human meniscus and bioprinted meniscal tissue analogues
Meniscus injuries represent a significant long-term health problem, but current treatments offer relatively poor outcomes and novel interventions are required. Read more
Optimisation of skin-facing antimicrobial surgical devices produced through Additive Manufacturing (Non-Industry project)
The ABM CDT is a partnership between The Universities of Manchester and Sheffield. ALL APPLICATIONS should however, be submitted via the Manchester application system only. Read more
ABM CDT Translation of a rapid integrated tendon repair system
The incidence rate of hand tendon injuries is 28 per 100,000 per annum. Flexor tendon injuries account for ~40% hand tendon injuries and many patients suffer from multiple tendon injuries. Read more