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of composite structures for both monotonic and fatigue loading has several advantages in the design of critical load bearing structures and components. The aims of the research are to develop efficient and
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into how the structure of fat droplets during digestion is impacted by composition and formulation processing. Working under the broader project of ‘Precision Nutrition’ the research will investigate how
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stiffness by changing their composition and self-assembly process. The relationship between nanoparticle structure and stiffness will be determined both through experimental and modelling approaches. Finally
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stars, and what are the barriers in identifying these systems observationally. Lastly, we aim to assess and verify theoretical predictions on the effects of properties such as chemical composition
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nanomaterials, including magnetic ones (nanoparticles of Fe, Co Ni and composites such as Si-Fe, Fe-Au nanostructures). Biocidal and bio-toxicity of these new class of material will be examined by E. Ivanova
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PhD project to develop theoretical computations and modelling methods to guide and optimise the synthesis conditions and composition of electrocatalysts. PhD project to develop theoretical
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The aims of the research are to develop efficient and accurate computational and experimental methodologies for characterising hybrid, multifunctional 3D printed fibre-polymer composites and explore
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are developing new composites to address the Waste Heat problem. Waste Heat is a huge challenge in the global energy transition. We are developing new materials and system to enhance the conversion of heat to
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for the circular economy and contribute to a more sustainable future through the responsible utilisation of waste streams. This Project will involve utilising existing research and exploring
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characterisation for all optical communications 2D materials and graphene photonics 3D printing of composite materials Nanophotonics solar energy harvesting, storage and applications Photonics approach for solar