Civil and Surveying Engineering PhD research
Research focusing on a variety of civil engineering applications, such as structures, fluid mechanics, geotechnics, GPS, navigation, surveying, road materials and transportation.
Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs)
Research groups
Reserch groups related to chemical, environmental and biotechnology engineering.
Centre for Structural Engineering and Informatics
CSEI is a major centre for research in structural engineering, construction materials, engineering design and construction informatics leading to solutions that contribute toward modern, resilient and sustainable societies.
Centre for Structural Engineering and Informatics
Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Geoprocesses
The Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Geoprocesses group includes academics and researchers from Civil Engineering and Chemical and Environmental Engineering. Research areas include oceans and atmosphere, geology and geoprecesses, coasts, lakes and sediments, natual hazards and experimental fluid mechanics.
Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Geoprocesses
Fluids and Thermal Engineering
FLUTE have expertise in experimental fluid mechanics, computational fluids dynamics (CFD), two-phase flow and heat transfer enhancement, as well as thermodynamics and systems including internal combustion engines, HVAC and refrigeration, gas and oil process, thermal management and heat exchangers.
Fluids and Thermal Engineering
Nottingham Centre for Geomechanics
NCG has expertise in civil, materials, and mining engineering, and also mathematics to solve all forms of soil and rock-related problems in engineering design and construction.
Nottingham Centre for Geomechanics
Nottingham Geospatial Institute
NGI specialise in satellite navigation and positioning systems, photogrammetry and remote sensing, geospatial intelligence, location based services, semantic, reasoning and cognition.
Nottingham Geospatial Institute
Nottingham Transportation Engineering Centre
Resilience Engineering
The group is developing modelling techniques to predict ways of improving the design, maintenance, and operation of engineering systems in order to reduce the frequency and consequences of failure.
Resilience Engineering Research Group
Research groups, centres and institutes
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