Flagship Projects
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A typical Tee junction channel geometry used in droplet formation
(Data and Performance for Optimal Modelling and Experimentation)
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The Bridging the Gaps scheme supports a small number of interdisciplinary research projects that act as flagships for each of the four themes. The projects are supported up to a level of £20,000 and are intended to provide a degree of scientific focus to each theme and momentum to broad based collaborations. Key features of the projects are novelty and relative infancy of the research topic.
Flagship projects supported so far:
"Mathematical and engineering applications in the exploration of human speech"
Dr Patricia Cowell, Dr Sandra Whiteside, Dr Stuart Cunningham: Human Communication Sciences
Dr Julia Rees, Applied Mathematics
"Data and Performance for Optimal Modelling and Experimentation"
Professor Will Zimmerman, Dr Hewakandamby : Chemical and Process Engineering
Dr Julia Rees: Applied Mathematics
"Algebraic Verification Technology for Systems Control"
Professor John Derrick, Dr Marian Gheorghe, Dr Georg Struth: Computer Science
Dr Daniel Coca: Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
Dr Moty Katzman: Pure Mathematics
"Uncertainty analysis for set-point tracking and vibration control of flexible maneuvering systems"
Professor Alan Zinober, Applied Maths
Dr Osman Tokhi, Automatic Control and Systems Engineering
Dr Kostas Triantafyllapoulos, Probability and Statistics
"Engineered Trusses as Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering"
Professor Harm Askes, Civil and Structural Engineering
Dr Iain Todd, Engineering Materials
Dr Steven Maddock, Computer Science
Dr Dan Allwood, Engineering Materials
Dr Ignacio Figueroa-Vargas, PDRA
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