2022 WMG Summer Research Internship Projects
WMG Summer Research Internships 2022 - NOW CLOSED FOR APPLICATIONS
Below is a list of projects offering internships for summer 2022. Click the link to find out full details of the internship. At the bottom of each page is the form for which you can apply to the position.
Projects will take place during the summer vacation period and last for 8-weeks. Candidates selected for the internship should discuss with supervisors an appropriate start date, ensuring the projects are completed before the start of the Autumn term.
We have a mixture of projects that can either be completed remotely or are laboratory-based. Lab-based projects will have a 'Plan-B' project that can be completed remotely in case of any future COVID related restrictions. Before applying to these projects please ensure you would be happy to undertake the alternative remote project as well as the main proposed project.
Applications require a CV and personal statement, which should state the reasons for your interest in the project, how you will contribute to its success and how you match the required skillset.
If you have any questions, please first check the FAQ page here. If your question is not answered, please contact Dr Mark Elliott: m.t.elliott@warwick.ac.uk
The application deadline for all projects is Friday 8th April 2022!
Batteries, Energy & Power Electronics
CCS Combo Charge point emulation for electric vehicles - Malcolm Swain
Cell Instrumentation - Embedding novel miniature sensors inside battery cells to create the next generation smart cells - Dr Timothy Vincent, Dr Jonathan Sansom, Prof James Marco
Control, automation and digital commissioning of laser welding process - Dr Pasquale Franciosa
Digital toolsets for Electrification of Transport Systems - Dr Truong Quang Dinh
Electrification Ready Reckoner - Dr Andrew McGordon, Phil Whiffin, Mehmet Kirca
FUSE Internship from Faraday Institution in Modelling of Damage Processes in Solid-state Batteries - Dr Lukasz Figiel
X-ray absorption spectroscopy of Li-ion Batteries - Prof Louis Piper
Business, Service Sector & Project Management
Implementing the Best Project Processes for Warwick Racing Project - Lee-Rose Jordan
Market Intelligence Project for knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) - Scott Crowther, Simon Broome
Cyber Security
Analysing the Security of Internet Based Banking Systems - Dr Harjinder Lallie
Automating Attack Techniques to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework - Amila Perera, Gavin Prue
Testing randomness of a one-time pad algorithm - Dr Magdalena Zajaczkowska
Data Science
Evaluating and Estimating Quality in Virtual Environments - Prof Kurt Debattista
Megaproject data quality assessment and performance predicting using Machine Learning - Prof. Naomi Brookes
Using AI Image Detection to Segment Fossil Material - Dr Paul Wilson, Prof Mark Williams
VR in social media: visualisation and evolution - Dr Jianhua Yang, Dr Mir Seyedebrahimi
Augmented Reality Musical Ensemble - Dr Tom Goodman, Dr Mark Elliott
Digital Health and Biomedical Engineering
Computer interpretable clinical guidelines for multimorbidity - Prof Theo Arvanitis
Development of gait analysis algorithms for smart socks or smartphone sensors - Dr Mark Elliott
Internet of Lab Things: Smart Stirrer- Dr Dmitry Isakov
Personalised surgical planning for total hip replacement - Dr Arnab Palit
Intelligent and Autonomous Vehicles
Connected and Autonomous Vehicle R&D Platform – Sensor Data Collection and Data Analysis - Dr Graham Lee, Dr Xiaodong Zhao
Deep Neural Networks and the role of accurate bounding boxes in datasets - Dr Valentina Donzella, Pak Hung Chan
Development of an online tool for transport-related policymaking - Dr Roger Woodman
Investigation of performance loss for different DNNs and Datasets - Pak Hung Chan, Dr Valentina Donzella
Materials and Manufacturing
Biomimetic design of self-healing soft grippers - Dr Chaoying Wan
Characterisation of Adhesive Bonding for High Volume Automotive Applications - Prof Ken Kendall, Dr Laura Gendre
Characterisation of Discontinuous Carbon fibre Composites for Automotive Applications - Dr Mona Jesri, Prof Ken Kenddall
Energy efficient ceramic processing - Dr Claire Dancer
High volume joining of Light Alloys - A route to market - Dr Craig Carnegie, Dr Prakash Srirangam, Dr Darren Hughes
Materials characterisation of Atherosclerotic tissue - Dr Tara Schiller
Next generation concrete for efficient light rail construction - Dr Darren Hughes, Dr Chris Micallef
Sustainable composite manufacturing for high volume automotive applications - Neil Reynolds, Richard Groves
Sustainable manufacturing of high-performance automotive composites - Dr Connie Qian
Time Dependent Failure of Thermoplastic Composites - Prof Ton Peijs, Hussain Abass
Understanding Uncertainty in Life Cycle Analysis - Dr Stuart Coles
Warwick Racing Reinforced Monocoque Chassis- David Cooper, Lee-Rose Jordan
Outreach and Public Engagement
Evaluation of an outreach event on students' perception of Engineering - Dr Phil Jemmett, Prof Margaret Low