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Electrical & Electronic PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in the UK
We have 457 Electrical & Electronic PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in the UK
We have 457 Electrical & Electronic PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships in the UK
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PhD Studentship “Entanglement and New Quantum Phenomena in Semiconductor Nanostructures”
Applications are invited for a fully-funded EPSRC DTP PhD Studentship to work with Professor Sir Michael Pepper and colleagues in the London Centre for Nanotechnology on a project utilising advanced semiconductor nanostructures for the discovery and exploitation of Entanglement and other new Quantum effects. Read more
Radio Frequency Missile Seekers based on Multibeam Radar Systems
Multibeam radar (MBR) systems are Radio Frequency (RF) sensors capable of providing multiple simultaneous functions in different directions by transmitting multiple dedicated simultaneous antenna beams, each one carrying dedicated radar resources and waveform properties (i.e. Read more
Autonomous swarms inspired by real world applications
Swarm algorithms offer a number of promises in the form of multiple agents working together to achieve a task, robustness against disturbances and multiple sensing agents to digitise the environment to mention a few. Read more
High performance thermoelectrics for electrocatalysis PhD
Thermoelectric (TE) materials can convert heat into electricity directly, via the Seebeck effect. On the other hand, catalyst improves the activity, selectivity and life-time of a chemical reaction and are used on over 95% of industrial processes. Read more
Porous thermoelectrics for energy and environment PhD
More than 95% of industrial chemical processes use catalyst, and catalyst promoters improve the activity, selectivity and life-time of a catalyst. . Read more
Thermoelectric enhanced solid oxide electrolysis cells PhD
The increase in global temperature due to the “greenhouse effect” has led to extensive efforts to reduce CO2 emissions around the world. Read more
Thermoelectric composites for environmental application PhD
Thermoelectric (TE) materials can convert heat into electricity directly, via the Seebeck effect (V -SΔT). One of the barriers for the widespread application of TE materials is its relative low conversion efficiency. Read more
Flexible electronics for wearable devices
ABM CDT Flexible electronics are seen as the next generation human body sensor platform. By attaching directly to the body they can provide very long term and high quality recordings, and bend, flex, and stretch with the body as it moves. Read more
AI-based framework for drone intent classification using a non-cooperative radar system PhD
This is an exciting opportunity for a fully-funded PhD studentship in the Centre for Autonomous and Cyber-Physical Systems at Cranfield University, to develop AI-based drone intent classification methods to improve radar conflict detection and alerting for safety in a blended airspace. Read more
Improving Human and Quadruped Robot Interaction
Supervisors. Emily Cross. School of Psychology. Emma Liying Li. School of Computing Science. Read more
You Never get a Second Chance to Make a First Impression – Establishing how best to align human expectations about a robot’s performance based on the robot’s appearance and behaviour
Supervisors. Mary Ellen Foster. School of Computing Science. Emily Cross. School of Psychology. Aims and objectives. Read more
Developing a public-space robot: MuMMER in Glasgow
Supervisors. Mary Ellen Foster. School of Computing Science. Jane Stuart Smith. School of Critical Studies. Read more
Fully funded PhD Studentship - Soft robotic pipe explorer for radiological characterisation
An enhanced and fully funded PhD studentship is available for the development of soft robotics capable of navigating 50mm diameter pipework. Read more
Robotic exoskeleton for upper limb
Our multidisciplinary team focuses on research that has impact on the world around us and makes real difference to the quality of life of people living in our society in particular people with severe motor disabilities. Read more
Robotic Manipulation with Vision and Touching Sensing
We have a fully-funded, 3.5-year PhD studentship available at the Department of Engineering, King’s College London, starting from September 2022. Read more