Research in the School of Science and Engineering

We explore fundamental and applied research to build on our knowledge, creativity and expertise in addressing global challenges

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Our aim is to make the world a better place by tackling complex problems in areas such as energy, the environment, healthcare, infrastructure, the legal system, and technology. Interdisciplinary research is key to meeting our research vision and strategy.

We have four overarching research themes leading to fifteen research clusters.

Amin Abdolvand
Associate Dean for Research, Professor of Functional Materials and Photonics

 

Computer sciences
Computer Vision and Image Processing Argument Technology Human-centred Computing Space Technology Computing Theory and Methodologies
Engineering and physical sciences
Biomedical Imaging and Technology Materials Science and Engineering Geotechnical Engineering and Fluid Mechanics Concrete Technology and Structural Engineering
Mathematical sciences
Mathematical and Computational Biology Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing Magnetohydrodynamics and Astrophysics
Science and justice
Science Communication and Policy Forensic Science Anatomy and Biological Anthropology