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Structural Engineering PhD Research Projects
We have 107 Structural Engineering PhD Research Projects
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Data-driven investigation of fire incidents in residential buildings with new construction techniques
Supervisory team. Dr Martina Manes, Prof John Bridgeman, Dr Talal Fateh (Efectis). Introduction. Fully funded PhD studentship to a highly motivated UK student to start in October 2023. Read more
Digital Twinning Lifetime Responses of Floating Solar Panels (SolarTwin)
PLEASE NOTE. THIS STUDENTSHIP IS OPEN TO UK AND REPUBLIC OF IRELAND APPLICANTS. This project is a joint research between Institutions. Read more
EPSRC DTP Project: New Manufacturing Processes and Materials for Shearing Blades
The department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bath is inviting applications for the following fully funded PhD project, expected to commence in September/October 2023. Read more
Sustainable and reusable structural systems for infrastructures in a Net-Zero society
Research Group:
School of Civil Engineering
This project will develop sustainable structural systems for infrastructures that can effectively facilitate the transformation for the Net-zero target. Read more
Climate compatible decision making in the UK construction sector
Research Group:
School of Civil Engineering
Global demand for concrete has grown 3-fold and steel 2-fold over the last 10 years. Both are responsible for approximately 15% of global greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), 75% of which is associated with buildings and infrastructure. . Read more
Incorporating Knowledge Management into the Planning of Infrastructure Projects
Research Group:
School of Civil Engineering
Infrastructure projects are typically complex and dynamic, in which the design of operations and construction methods can play a significant role in the successful delivery of such mega projects in terms of key objectives such as schedule, cost, environmental, and safety performance. Read more
Advanced geophysical multi-sensor data inversion and integration into GIS
Although we have significantly improved our ability to map and monitor overground objects, our ability to detect and locate buried objects has not improved much in the last 20 years. Read more
GREENCDT Analysis and validation of non-Newtonian sludge flows using novel computational fluid dynamics and decomposition techniques
This interdisciplinary project brings together experiments and simulations as well as solid and fluid mechanics. Read more
PhD post in Structural Engineering
Supervisor. Professor Leroy Gardner. About the Post. Applications are invited for a PhD scholarship in the area of structural engineering at Imperial College London. Read more
Forshaw PhD Studentship in Architecture (2023-24)
Overview. We are now inviting applicants for the fifth award of this annual PhD scholarship in architecture, as part of a generous endowment from David and Mary Forshaw to support women in architectural education and research. Read more
Fundamental Fluid Dynamics of Gas Turbine Brush Seals
Sealing has been identified as the most cost-effective method of enhancing engine efficiency and performance, critical to reaching net-zero propulsion. Read more
The intersection between industrialised construction, digitilisation and automation: evaluating successes, failures, and everything in between
Industrialised Construction (IC) or Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) have emerged to help meet the rising need for housing, particularly for affordable housing. Read more
Phenomenological Modelling of Nature-Inspired Energy Extraction
Natural mechanical power from steady water flows in oceans and rivers can provide an alternative and abundant source of cheap and clean energy, in addition to the renewable energy from winds, waves and sun. Read more
Biological self-healing for advanced and sustainable masonry materials
Biological processes, such as biomineralization, have been explored for consolidating porous materials and as a new class of self-healing cement-based building materials. Read more
Predicting whipping induced failure in a cyclic progressive collapse analysis of ship structures
Supporting an ongoing collaboration between Newcastle University (Dr Simon Benson), Osaka University (Prof Akira Tatsumi) and University of Strathclyde (Dr Shen Li), this PhD project will contribute invaluable research in the field of marine structures, specifically investigating the cyclic progressive collapse of ships. Read more