Yr Athro Andrew Barron

• Assessing the Sustainability of Hotels in Makkah and Identifying Potential Challenges in Achieving Sustainable Buildings (cyfredol)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Shirin Alexander

• The effect of water in diesel nanoemulsion produced onboard on light and heavy-duty diesel vehicles. (cyfredol)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Michael Clee

• The Effect of Radiation on Solar Cell (cyfredol)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr William Bryan

• Nano engineering solutions for environmentally green surface coatings (cyfredol)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Shirin Alexander

• Use of HVDC transmission within Nigerian Transmission System: technical and economical evaluation (cyfredol)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Shirin Alexander

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Grazia Todeschini

• Surface modified polymers and nanoparticles for EOR applications (dyfarnwyd 2022)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Dr Shirin Alexander

• Identifying Qatar's Potential for Carbon Sequestration (dyfarnwyd 2023)

  PhD

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Prof Enrico Andreoli

• The effect of water in diesel nanoemulsion on light-duty diesel vehicle (dyfarnwyd 2023)

  MSc

  Goruchwyliwr arall: Prof Enrico Andreoli

• CH-349 Integrated Topics in Chemistry

  This module gives students the opportunity to explore options within Chemistry, giving opportunity to apply prior learning to advanced research topics and allowing students to pursue more specialised topics related to their research interests and aligned with the research areas represented within the Department. Study areas available will include advanced spectroscopic techniques, the application of instrumentation in chemistry, as well as more advanced synthetic pathways and a return to more integrated study of the traditional branches of organic/inorganic/physical chemistry. The module will also include a mandatory employability component. Classes will be supported with workshops which will help students gain a thorough understanding of the integrated nature of Chemistry at an advanced level. Where possible, topics will be taught using relevant examples from primary literature, encouraging students to evaluate and appraise a range of primary literature sources and locate appropriate new sources. The module is designed to be flexible to allow the content to vary with the research areas represented within the Department and wider university.

• CH-413 Advanced Integrated Topics in Chemistry Part 2

  This module gives students the opportunity to explore options within Chemistry, giving opportunity to apply prior learning to advanced research topics and allowing students to pursue more specialised topics related to their research interests and aligned with the research areas represented within the Department. Study areas available will include advanced spectroscopic techniques, the application of instrumentation in chemistry, as well as more advanced synthetic pathways and a return to more integrated study of the traditional branches of organic/inorganic/physical chemistry. Classes will be supported with workshops which will help students gain a thorough understanding of the integrated nature of Chemistry at an advanced level. Where possible, topics will be taught using relevant examples from primary literature, encouraging students to evaluate and appraise a range of primary literature sources and locate appropriate new sources. The module is designed to be flexible to allow the content to vary with the research areas represented within the Department.

• EG-386 Engineering Management

  The goal of this course is to provide the skills for science and engineering to meet the challenges of their future careers, whether they be in academia, industry, or as an entrepreneur. Irrespective of future careers engineers will be involved in projects and an awareness of the factors that enable a successful project is important for all team members. It should be recognized that the topics included in the course are not limited to scientists and engineers, they are useful for people in any careers. This course is not aimed at making you a certified project manager, but to provide the skills that will allow you to be a more effective project team member and also when you are dragged screaming and kicking into the role of accidental project manager. With respect to human resources, the course will cover the basic concept of entrepreneurship before breaking down the essential elements of a business plan. The course will give the more entrepreneurial students guidance about how to go about commercialising their ideas and the less entrepreneurial students an understanding of what makes some of their colleagues tick. The learn by example approach adopted for this module guides the student through the complexities of financial and human resource management and encourages students to develop their own business plans. Students will also be introduced to the subject area of ethics within business. This module will also provide support on careers services with students creating CVs and Linked-In accounts.

• EG-M47 Business Leadership for Engineers

  At the end of this course students will be able to recognise and understand key characteristics of leadership as well as a wide range of strategic business skills, ideas and theories with emphasis on innovation and ¿entrepreneurial thinking¿ which is essential for the current multidisciplinary engineering environment. The course delivery integrates practical project work and academic rigour.

• EGSM31 Project Management

  At the end of this course, students will be able to recognise and define the key characteristics and components of a project. Understand the advantages/disadvantages associated with the management of both small and large projects. Have an appreciation of the strategic tools and techniques available to enable "Effective Project Management" as well as the concepts leading to the creation of a high performance team.

Y nod yw adeiladu'r bont o'r seilwaith ynni presennol i ddyfodol ynni cynaliadwy, fforddiadwy a diogel drwy ddarganfod a gweithredu technoleg newydd. Nod ymchwil o fewn ESRI yw gwireddu dyfodol lle mae'r galw am ynni byd-eang yn cael ei fodloni gan ynni fforddiadwy o ffynonellau adnewyddadwy a chynaliadwy; fodd bynnag, gyda'r sylweddoliad mai'r angen yn y dyfodol agos yw gwneud y mwyaf o’r argaeledd a lleihau’r effaith amgylcheddol sy'n deillio o danwydd ffosil.

Mae ESRI wedi ymrwymo i'r angen yn y dyfodol agos i sicrhau bod tanwydd ffosil ar gael yn ogystal â gwireddu dyfodol lle mae'r galw am ynni byd-eang yn cael ei fodloni gan ynni fforddiadwy o ffynonellau adnewyddadwy a chynaliadwy. Ymhlith y meysydd ymchwil allweddol ar gyfer ESRI mae: gwneud adfer hydrocarbon yn ddiogel ac yn amgylcheddol gyfrifol (drwy ddatblygu deunyddiau newydd, prosesau newydd a gwyddoniaeth gyfrifiannol o fodelu hollti creigiau), defnyddio ac ailgylchu dŵr, dal a throsi carbon deuocsid, hydrogen fel fector ynni, ynni'r tonnau a'r llanw (gan gynnwys effaith amgylcheddol), a rheoli ynni.