Brunel Fellowship
Overview
Giving early career scientists/engineers of exceptional promise the opportunity to conduct research of their own instigation.
The Brunel Fellowship is aimed specifically at researchers in the core subjects of civil, mechanical, electrical or aeronautical engineering seeking to address the primary infrastructure needs of modern society: the buildings we live and work in, transportation of many forms and the machinery and plant which supply our energy needs. One award will be made each year.
Applications are open
Do you have 3 years or less post-doctoral research experience and want to conduct innovative research of your own instigation in the core subjects of civil, mechanical, electrical or aeronautical engineering?
Fellowships are held from 1 October in the year of award for a period of typically 3 years, and offers cannot be deferred to a later year.
Fellows
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Dr Maria Liapopoulou
Integrated design framework for energy-efficient and safe construction
University of Cambridge
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Dr Francesca Palmieri
Damage and energy dissipation in clays due to cyclic loading
Imperial College London
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Dr Yabin Liu
Tidal turbine cavitation and gust control with micro jets
University of Edinburgh
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Dr Saikumar Reddy Yeddula
Dynamics of the shock wave in supersonic air-intake systems
Imperial College London
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Dr Edward Hart
Advancing main-bearing science for wind and tidal turbines
University of Strathclyde / Electronic and Electrical Engineering
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Dr Andy Tay Kay Ping
Magneto-mechanical biomedicine for pain modulation and immuno-engineering
Imperial College London