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Schemes for Engineers in Research and Development
Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowships Scheme
Current and completed Fellowships
Fellowships in 2010-11
Professor Stephen Bull
Newcastle
University
Mechanical Design of Very Thin Coatings
Deposited by Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) on
compliant substrates
Dr Nicholas Dunne
Queen’s
University Belfast
Optimisation Strategies for
Cemented Total Hip Replacement Surgery: Novel
Integrated Approach
Dr Ian Eames
University College
London
Airborne Transmission of Diseases in the
Hospital Environment
Dr James Heather
University of
Surrey
Real-World Secure Elections
Dr Mark Leeson
University of Warwick
Information Capacity at the Nanoscale
Dr Isaac Kuo-Kang Liu
University of
Warwick
Nano-mechanically Engineered Tissues for the
Next-Generation of Therapy
Dr Guillermo Rein
The
University of Edinburgh
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
from a Non-Conventional Source: Subsurface Peat
Fires
Fellowships in 2009-10
Dr Stephane Bordas
Cardiff University
Towards the Next Generation Surgical Simulators
Dr Tom Mackay
University of Edinburgh
Sculptured Thin Films as Biosensors and Light Sources
Dr Huajiang Ouyang
University of Liverpool
Passive and Active Vibration Control of Second-order Asymmetric Dynamic Systems
Professor Jason Reese
University of Strathclyde
Non-Equilibrium Fluid Dynamics for the Simulation and Design of Micro and Nano Systems
Professor Tong Sun
City University London
Development of a Novel Optical Fibre Sensor Platform for Potential Industrial Applications
Dr Philippe Young
University of Exeter
Image Based Computer Simulation: From Foams to Fossils
Dr Qing-Chang Zhong
University of Liverpool
Development of a Common Key Technology for Grid Connection in Distributed Generation and Renewable Energy
Fellowships in 2008-09
Professor Jianguo Lin
Imperial College
A Novel Process in Forming Double-ended Blades for
Aerospace Engines
Professor Ian Reaney
University of Sheffield
Phase Transitions and Local Structure in Lead Free Perovskites
Dr Gavin Walker
Queens University Belfast
Designing Innovative Processes for Novel Pharmaceutical Products and Systems
Fellowships in 2007-08
Dr Mark Biggs
Edinburgh University
Prediction of dynamics of proteins on solid surfaces over macroscopic timescales
Dr Caroline Fitzpatrick
University College London
Solar Treatment of Humic Substances in Drinking Water Sources
Dr Simon Gill
Leicester University
Multiscale models for strain-controlled diffusion problems with applications in nanoengineering
Dr Catherine Holt
Cardiff University
Using motion analysis techniques and objective classifiers to characterise mechanisms of human movement and postural control: Applications in Orthopaedics and Neurology
Professor Angela Seddon
Nottingham University
Development of Infrared-Transmitting Optical Fibre Devices and Systems for Applications in Surgery and Diagnosis
Dr Michael Ward
Birmingham University
Q control of micro resonators in an aqueous environment
Fellowships in 2006–07
Professor William Rainforth
University of Sheffield
An investigation of the
atomic structures of nanoscale coatings and thin
films using newly developed aberration free
microscopy techniques
Dr Francesca Toni
Imperial College
Argumentation as a foundation for
agent based grids
Dr Harvey J Burd
University of Oxford
Engineering methods for design
and assessment of potential surgical treatment for
presbyopia
Dr Duncan Allsopp
University of Bath
Novel Nano-Template Technology
and its Applications to the Fabrication of Novel
Photonic Devices
Dr Donal McNally
University of Nottingham
Full field strain measurement in clinically important soft tissues
Dr Andrew L Heyes
Imperial College
Non-intrusive Condition Monitoring
of Components and Coatings in the Hot Section of Gas
Turbines
Professor Raffaella Ocone
Heriot-Watt University
Biochemical reaction engineering – a lumping methodology
Fellowships in 2005-06
Professor Jonathan Cooper
University of Manchester
Development of Novel Adaptive Aircraft Wing Shape
Technologies
Dr Christopher Edwards
University of Leicester
Sliding Mode Observers for Fault Detection,
Isolation and Sensor Fault Control in
Micro/Nano-Satellites
Professor David Hills
University of Oxford
A Radically New Quantitative Procedure for Designing
Against Fretting Fatigue
Dr Markus Kraft
University of Cambridge
Modelling the Flame Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes
Dr Paul Midgley
University of Cambridge
Electron Tomography for Materials Science
Professor Bashar Nuseibeh
The Open University
Analysing and Specifying the Security Requirements
of Computer Based Systems
Professor Will Zimmerman
University of Sheffield
Systems Biology and Chemical Engineering
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