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Inkjet-printed graphene-silver nanocomposite for sustainable additive manufacturing
Supervisory Team. Dr Suan Hui Pu, Dr Ivan Ling and Dr Khong Wui Gan. Project description. As an engineering material, graphene possesses many strengths, including high electrical and thermal conductivity. Read more
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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
Application of graphene-based additives in environmentally friendly aqueous lubricants to enhance friction and wear performance
The acceleration of market penetration of fully electrified vehicles (EVs) is expected to be significant over the next 15-20 years, reaching 30% in the USA alone. Read more
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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
Lightweight design and development of graphene / aluminum composites for new energy vehicles based on carbon neutralization
Supervisors. Principal supervisor. Dr Charles Loo (XJTLU). Co-supervisor. Dr Jinfeng Leng (JITRI). Co-supervisor. Professor Yuyuan Zhao (UoL). Read more
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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
Strong light-matter interaction in van der Waals 2D materials: discovery of novel quantum states of the matter
The isolation of single-atomic layer graphene has led to a surge of interest in a large family of layered crystals with strong in-plane bonds and weak van der Waals interlayer coupling. Read more
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Quantum devices from 2D materials
The vision of this project is to use twisted bilayer graphene as a multiphenomena platform to develop present electrical quantum metrology standards, working under compatible conditions, and to develop the new generation of metrological sensor, going beyond the state of the art. Read more
Science and Engineering PhDs: transform your future at Manchester
. A Manchester PhD could change your tomorrow. Imagine a future where you're funded to research your passion project, using world-leading facilities. Read more
Three-Dimensional Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons for Organic Electronic Applications
A PhD studentship is available in the group of Dr Iain Wright (School of Chemistry, The University of Edinburgh;. https://www.chem.ed.ac.uk/staff/academic-staff/dr-iain-wright. Read more
Composite Biodegradable Polymer Microcapsules with Tailored Properties for Microencapsulation and Controlled Release Applications
A PhD studentship is available within the . Particle Microfluidics Group. at the Department of Chemical Engineering of Loughborough University to synthesise composite biodegradable microcapsules with tailored properties using state-of-the-art microfluidic technology. Read more
Creating Angstrom scale capillaries for studying molecular transport
Angstrom-scale pores and capillaries have been studied intensively because of their importance in many natural phenomena and use in numerous applications. Read more
Pollard Institute: Topological insulator plasmonics
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School of Electronic & Electrical Engineering
Topological insulators (TIs) are a recently discovered new type of material. Although their bulk is insulating, they have highly conductive surface states that are almost free from scattering even at room temperature, through a process known as topological protection. Read more
Nanophotonics with novel 2D materials
Numerous optical phenomena and applications have been enabled by nanophotonic structures. Oneof them, beating the diffraction limit by confining light on sub-wavelength scales, has been mainly achieved with metallic nanostructures, which unavoidably suffer from large ohmic losses. Read more
Materials and devices for room-temperature infrared photodetection
The short wave infrared detector can work at room temperature, with many advantages, such as low power consumption, light weight, small size, portability and so on. Read more
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