Postgraduate Research in Engineering
Biomedical Engineering is one of the fastest growing engineering disciplines with exciting employment prospects in an inter-disciplinary area. Biomedical Engineering in Liverpool is home to world-class researchers in the fields of material characterisation, numerical simulation, topography analysis and medical device development.
The Computational Fluid Dynamics research conducted in the School of Engineering at the University of Liverpool is world-renowned for its research in a number of areas, e.g. rotorcraft aerodynamics and aero-mechanics, aero-elasticity, development of CFD methods, high-speed aerodynamics and wind turbine aerodynamics.
The Centre for Engineering Dynamics in the University of Liverpool is world-renowned for its research in the field of Flight Modelling and Simulation. Research activities in pilot-vehicle technologies, flight control, flight handling qualities and, most generally, aircraft design through modelling
The Centre for Engineering Dynamics in the University of Liverpool is world-renowned for its research in the broad field of fluids engineering. Research on non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, drop dynamics, turbulence and transition is particularly strong.
Manufacturing within the Centre for Materials and Structures in the School of Engineering, encompasses a diverse range of research areas into novel advanced manufacturing techniques and systems. The manufacturing carried out here at Liverpool is world-renowned for its research in a number of areas,
The Centre for Engineering Sustainability in the School of Engineering at the University of Liverpool is world-renowned for its research in the field of Coastal and Environmental Hydrodynamics. Research activities in coastal sediment transport, coastal protection, disaster prevention, coastal sustainability, marine renewable energy,
We create sustainable, smart, reliable and robust engineering solutions from multi-disciplinary expertise and with cutting-edge technologies to deal with uncertainty and reduce risk. We pursue cross-disciplinary developments to master the challenges of our changing natural and societal environment
The Centre for Engineering Dynamics in the University of Liverpool is world-renowned for its research in the broad field of Vibration and Control. Research on modal testing, inverse analysis, moving-load dynamics, vibration, robotics and engine control is particularly strong.
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