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This is a self-funded PhD position to work with Dr Adnan Syed in the Surface Engineering and Precision Centre. The PhD project will focus studying high temperature corrosion mechanisms in details
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electronics, embedded programming, signal processing, vibration measurement and analysis, maintenance engineering, and electro-mechanical engineering. Funding This is a self-funded PhD. Find out more about fees
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EligibilityUK, EU, Rest of world Reference numberSATM568 Entry requirements Applicants should have either a UK or UK-equivalent first or second-class honours degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace
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opportunity in composites materials for space application research in the Composites and Advanced Materials Centre and the Centre for Defence Engineering at Cranfield university. The focus of this PhD will be
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equivalent in a relevant discipline such as aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science/engineering, applied physics/mathematics, or related fields. Prior experience
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relevant discipline such as materials science, aerospace engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, physics, or related fields. Prior experience in materials research is beneficial but not
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energy efficiency. Surface treatments and engineered coatings will be explored to improve inter-material interfaces, reduce optical losses, and enhance detector robustness, critical factors to advance
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performance simulation capabilities for gas turbine engines developed at Cranfield University as the starting point. Applications are invited for a PhD studentship in the Centre for Propulsion and Thermal Power
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. The project is co-sponsored by Spirent Communications, a world leader in navigation and testing technology. Spirent will provide advanced simulation tools, expert support, and industry placements to help make
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to slow transfer times. Magdrive are developing the high-thrust SuperMagdrive propulsion system targeting 1N or higher thrust equivalent to the smallest chemical propulsion systems. Magdrive technology