Electrical Engineering

Hyperspectral Imaging of Nuclear Canisters

University of Strathclyde

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Location
Glasgow, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Funding
Funded PhD Project (UK Students Only)
Application deadline
Year-round applications

About the project

About the Project Apply hyperspectral imaging techniques to the non-destructive assessment of nuclear canisters, in partnership with Fraunhofer. Lead Supervisor: Paul Murray University of Strathclyde Second Supervisor: To be confirmed Industry Partner: Fraunhofer (Confirmed) Project Start: TBC Target Background: Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Computer Science Industrial Funding: In place (Confirmed) Advert Close Date: ASAP Programme: 4 year Engineering Doctorate (EngD) with industry placement Hyperspectral imaging for the nuclear sector. This Engineering Doctorate explores how hyperspectral imaging, in collaboration with Fraunhofer, can be applied to the assessment of nuclear canisters. The full project summary is being prepared by the supervisory team. Detailed project summary to follow - The 250 word project summary and aims and objectives have not yet been published for this opportunity. Contact the lead supervisor for an informal discussion. Alignment to STAND-UP impact targets >50% reduction in overall build or decommissioning process time >40% reduction in maintenance time >30% reduction in person hours on builds (not applicable) Apply for this project Contact the lead supervisor or programme team to discuss your interest. Full application instructions are on the How to Apply page. How to apply Email the team

Research areas

ElectricalEngineeringMechanicalEngineeringComputerScienceEngineeringPhysicsHyperspectralImagingofNuclearCanisters