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University of Strathclyde Manufacturing PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 14 University of Strathclyde Manufacturing PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
We have 14 University of Strathclyde Manufacturing PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships
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Boeing & NMIS 4-year PhD - Room temperature flow forming of aerospace titanium components
CNC-based flow forming is a manufacturing technology for precision forming of cylindrical components. The wall thickness of a cylindrical preform is incrementally reduced by stretching and extruding it out through the application of forming rollers which flow the material along a mandrel. Read more
Surface Treatments and Evaluation Methods for Industrial Hot Forging Operations
Hot forging of nickel-base superalloys is a key manufacturing operation in terms of the aerospace, power, and nuclear industries. Read more
Revolutionizing Traditional Manufacturing: Sensor Enabled Robotic Welding (Enhanced Yearly Stipend)
The goal of the project is to investigate sensor-driven automation of high-integrity welding, based on ultrasonic volumetric data, to safely deliver high-quality welds right first time, every time, in challenging industrial environments. . Read more
Ultrashort pulse and narrow linewidth, diode-pumped Ti:sapphire lasers: towards adaptable tools for advanced sensing and quantum technologies
Key words. laser, ultrafast, photonics, quantum technologies. Lasers have long been a driving force of technological change, and their importance has only been amplified by their role as a key enabler in the burgeoning fields of quantum technologies and advanced sensors. Read more
High-speed, spatially multiplexed single photon emitter arrays
Generating single photons on-demand at high rates is a key resource for quantum encryption and information processing. Furthermore, scaling up these emitters to arrays of devices that emit indistinguishable photons will enable new forms of photonic integrated circuit (PIC) systems-on-a-chip. Read more
Quantum photonic integrated circuits operating at cryogenic temperatures
Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) have developed rapidly over the last decade, enabling the miniaturisation of optical systems onto a single chip. Read more
Predicting drug solubility in different solvents using molecular simulation and machine learning
Predicting the solubility of complex drug-like molecules is crucial at several stages of the drug discovery and manufacture. In particular, solvent selection has been highlighted as a crucial step in process design and optimisation [1]. Read more
Hybrid data-driven and first principles models for crystal nucleation and growth
The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in manufacturing is quickly developing in many fields. Read more
An investigation into droplet splashing and levitation phenomena in multiphase systems
PROJECT SUMMARY. . With this project, we propose an investigation into a variety of dynamics and effects produced by the interaction of a droplet or a group of droplets with a solid or liquid surface. Read more
Thermally driven flows in solidification processes
PROJECT SUMMARY. . With this project, we propose a numerical investigation into a variety of dynamics and effects produced by the interaction of an advancing solidification front with thermally-driven convection in the melt. Read more
Data-driven approaches for in-line monitoring of particle attributes in chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing processes
Particle processing is widely used in chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing industries. In this context, particle attributes influence processability and are key to the optimisation of product quality. Read more
Computational design of bio-inspired silica materials for carbon capture
Materials that are porous at the nanoscale are used in a wide variety of applications, like gas separation, carbon capture, catalysis and drug delivery. Read more
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Applied Photonics
Our CDT has been funded by EPSRC and Industry since 2001 and we are the longest running Centre for Doctoral Training in Photonics in the UK. Read more
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