Fully FundedCoventry, United Kingdomphd· UKRI rate
Project Overview
This PhD redefines electromagnetic sensing by establishing a conductivity-driven eddy-current framework for tracking microstructural evolution at high temperature.
Basic Information - Full Project Title: Electromagnetic Sensing for High-Temperature Microstructural Evolution - Host Institution: University of Warwick - Department: WMG - Advanced Steel Research Centre (ASRC) - Study Level: PhD - Start Date: 2026/27 - Funding Type: Fully Funded (UK students) - Stipend: UKRI rate - Eligibility: UK Students only - Application Deadline:
This PhD redefines electromagnetic sensing by moving beyond magnetic permeability-dominated approaches to establish a conductivity-driven eddy-current framework for tracking microstructural evolution at high temperature. The project addresses a fundamental challenge in electromagnetic sensing: how to quantitatively link electrical conductivity-dominated eddy current responses to microstructural evolution during high-temperature processing. The project includes design and optimisation of kHz–MHz eddy current sensors suitable for high-temperature environments.
How to Apply
Apply via the relevant Engineering/Materials PhD course.