Current research degree projects
Explore our current postgraduate research degree and PhD opportunities.
Explore our current postgraduate research degree and PhD opportunities.
The project investigates how distributed sensing systems can remain trustworthy and operational when facing intelligent, coordinated adversaries. It develops an AI-driven trust scoring framework to detect compromised and colluding sensors, enhancing resilience, accuracy, and decision-making in critical defence sensing applications.
CPUs with hundreds of cores are expected to take over the computing industry from embedded AI devices to servers. While hardware prediction algorithms like data prefetchers greatly improve instruction-level parallelism, they often focus on single-thread performance. This project will explore novel prediction algorithms for manycores and their theoretical limits.
Future space systems face unprecedented threats from radiation-induced faults and malicious tampering. This project will develop and validate adaptive, radiation-tolerant hardware architectures that secure both functional integrity and cryptographic trust in spaceborne electronics.
This project investigates the microstructural evolution and mechanical behaviour of laser-sintered lunar regolith. Combining advanced microscopy, nano-/micro-mechanical testing, and graph neural network modelling, the research will uncover how glass formation and pore topology control strength, enabling predictive design of next-generation regolith-based building materials.