Vehicle Thermal Management Systems Conference and.

Hugh Alexander Spikes FREng FIMechE CEng is a British mechanical engineer.As of 2018 he is emeritus professor of tribology at Imperial College London. He is the former head of the Tribology Group at Imperial College. Tribology is the science and engineering of friction, lubrication and wear.

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How do I find a Cambridge thesis? All Cambridge theses are listed in iDiscover, which will indicate if there is a digital version of the work.Since 1 October 2017, all PhD theses are being deposited in electronic form to the University repository Apollo.Many earlier theses are also in the repository, but if they are not yet in digital form it is possible to request access to these theses.

My PhD was an extension of this work with Prof Bernd Krauskopf and Dr Mark Lowenberg, where we studied larger types of aircraft. One main aim of the work was to use industrially tested models with bifurcation software such as AUTO. I am also involved with some other projects at the University where we are using these techniques on landing gears with great success.

IMechE Engineering Training Solutions’ International Business Development Manager Richard Dee and University of South Wales Vice Chancellor, Prof Julie Lydon OBE at the 2017 Dubai Air-show. The signing of the agreement at the 2017 Dubai Air-show opens the gate for students to enhance their studies in Aviation Engineering both at the USW’s new presence at Dubai South, with the first courses.

There is a governance problem at the IMechE. The 2016 accounts were not signed off by the auditors, and still have not been. A set of accounts were presented to an ordinary meeting of the IMechE in autumn 2017 (so several months late), but with reservations expressed by the auditors; this is the most extreme thing they can do. In addition to acquiring a training business, which subsequently.

The annual IMEchE Renewable Strategy Engineering Competition for 2016 is now open for submissions. This competition is open to students and graduate engineers of all ages - Undergraduate students (BEng, BSc, MEng), Postgraduates (MSc, MRes, PhD) and industry-based engineers.

Three first year BEng Design Engineering students from Middlesex University are on their way to the national final of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers' (IMechE) Design Challenge competition. Under the guidance of Prof. Martin Smith, Meliha Beglerovic, Mehnaz Mahaboob and Eva Blessing Onyeulo finished runners-up to a team from Kingston University in the Greater London Region Heat.

PhD thesis submitted for examination. Dr Alex Jeffrey: Dino Kadich: Young people at Europe’s margins: An intimate geopolitics of the future. Funding: GATES America. Began October 2019. Dr Alex Jeffrey: Ritika Kapur (Thesis title will be available in due course.) PhD thesis submitted for examination. Prof Bhaskar Vira: Edward Kiely.

Undergraduate project wins top prize New findings in research on strength recovery of recycled glass fibres. A fourth year student working in our research group has been recognised by the IMechE for the high quality of his work over the 2015-16 session. Ross Anderson’s honours year research project titled “Strengthening thermally conditioned glass fibre for composites recycling” was.

A Chartered Engineer and a Chartered Mathematician, Professor Spurgeon is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering where she chairs their Ingenious Panel which, supported by BIS, prioritises funding for public engagement projects which put engineering at the heart of society. She is a Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology, a Fellow of the Institute of Measurement and.

PhD Thesis, Cambridge University Engineering Department, 1990. Cole DJ, 'Design, analysis and testing of a slow-active car suspension.' Proc. IMechE International Conference on Vehicle Ride and Handling, Birmingham, England, MEP Ltd, 1993. Cole DJ and Cebon D, 'Simulation and measurement of vehicle response to road roughness.'.