Development of Accelerometry for Examinations in Skeletal Surgeries
This project aims to analyse patient's posture and pattern of movement before and after skeletal surgeries.
Development of a device with assist people with significant degradation in their memory
In this study a device consisting of a microprocessor, user interface and suitable integrated software will be developed to assist people with significant memory degradation to enable them to have an improved like experience.
Multicoat
The DTI-Link Surface Engineering project 'Multicoat' was initiated in June 1995 to research and develop industrial scale structured PVD hard coatings
Building performance and renewable energy technology evaluation
At the Centre for Infrastructure Management, we can monitor and evaluate the in-service performance of buildings incorporating new energy efficient technologies such as photo-voltaic, solar thermal hot water and ground source heat pumps.
Software and Hardware for Industry
We produced a feasibility study and built a prototype of a new software package for the monitoring and control of a smart electricity meter.
Machine vision
Machine Vision is the application of computer vision to industry and manufacturing, involving systems comprising additional components such as image acquisition systems (analogue and digital), input/output cards and actuators
Microscopy
In some instances, microscopy can give useful information regarding the extent or mode of corrosion degradation or failure
Financial support
You may be entitled to financial support during your pregnancy and maternity period.
Christina King
Business Development Manager for the College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences, working in the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC), Centre for Sports Engineering Research (CSER) and Centre for Sport and Exercise Science (CSES).
Associate Professor Robert Storrar
I joined the Department of the Natural and Built Environment in 2015 as a Lecturer in Physical Geography, specialising in Glacial Geomorphology