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We have 114 Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Southampton
Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Southampton
We have 114 Engineering PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Southampton
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Improving Subsea Navigation Using Environment Observations For Long Term Autonomy
Supervisory Team. Blair Thornton (Engineering). Christine Evers (Electronics and Computer Science). Adam Prügel-Bennett (Electronics and Computer Science). Read more
Efficient ‘Whole-life’ anchoring systems for offshore floating renewables
Supervisory Team. Katherine Kwa, David White & Susan Gourvenec. Project description. This PhD offers you the opportunity to tackle the urgent real-world challenge of developing efficient deep water anchoring systems for offshore floating renewable energy infrastructure. Read more
Interactive Semi-automatic Generation And Assessment Of Design Alternatives In Engineering
Supervisory Team. Professor András Sóbester (University of Southampton), Dr. Steve Ralston (AIRBUS). Project description. Read more
E-Textiles Engineering: Energy Storage
Supervisory Team. S P Beeby and R Torah. Project description. Electronic textiles, or e-textiles, refers to the addition of electronics, sensors, actuators, energy harvesters and energy storage within fabric materials. Read more
Development of water retention technology for flash floods in arid regions
Supervisory Team. Gerald Muller. Project description. Water shortage is a serious and increasing problem in many countries. Read more
E-Textiles Engineering: Triboelectric Energy Harvesting
Supervisory Team. S P Beeby and R Torah. Project description. Electronic textiles, or e-textiles, refers to the addition of electronics, sensors, actuators, energy harvesters and energy storage within fabric materials. Read more
E-Textiles Engineering: Sensing
Supervisory Team. S P Beeby and R Torah. Project description. Electronic textiles, or e-textiles, refers to the addition of electronics, sensors, actuators, energy harvesters and energy storage within fabric materials. Read more
Post-processing of additively manufactured magnesium alloys
Supervisory Team. Dr Dikai Guan and Prof. P.A.S. Reed. Project description. Additive manufacturing can significantly refine the grain size. Read more
Design of shared anchors for offshore floating renewables
Supervisory Team. Benjamin Cerfontaine, David White & Susan Gourvenec. Project description. Read more
Hydrodynamic methods for cell disruption
Supervisory Team. Gustavo de Almeida. Project description. The disruption of microorganisms (in particular, lysing of cell membranes) immersed in fluids has been the object of increasing attention among engineers and scientists. Read more
Chemical Sensors for Small Robot Submarines
Supervisory Team. Dr Adrian Nightingale, Prof Blair Thornton, Prof Xize Niu. Project description. Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs – “robot” submarines) offer an efficient way to perform tasks in remote marine locations. Read more
Decentralised and Distributed Active Noise and Vibration Control
Supervisory Team. Dr Jordan Cheer. Project description. A fully funded industrial studentship is available for a high-quality student to work in the area of decentralised and distributed active noise and vibration control. Read more
Advanced crystal-film engineering
Supervisory Team. Jacob Mackenzie, Rob Eason. Project description. Novel crystalline photonic devices offer exciting opportunities for creating efficient lasers and manipulating the properties of light. Read more
High Efficiency Hydrogen Engine Concepts for Zero Emission Power and Propulsion
Supervisory Team. Dr. Ranga Dinesh Kahanda Koralage, Prof. Andrew Cruden. Project description. Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD studentship working on novel hydrogen combustion engine concepts for zero-emission power and propulsion. Read more
Development of a free-running CFD-based collision avoidance model for maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) in restricted waters
Supervisory Team: Dr Tahsin Tezdogan and Professor Stephen Turnock. Project description. Are you interested in pursuing a PhD in the exciting field of maritime autonomy? We are currently looking for a motivated and passionate PhD student to join our. Read more