Group
Acoustics and Vibrometry
Unit(s) of assessment: General Engineering
School: School of Science and Technology
Overview
The acoustics and vibrometry group studies a wide range of sound and vibration phenomena of importance in a variety of industrial applications. Major studies include the development of new simulation methods for predicting the noise and vibration of vehicles at mid-to-high frequencies, and the design of novel remote diagnosis tools for monitoring the health of bee colonies. Other areas of interest within the group include techniques for noise reduction in MRI, near-field acoustic holography simulation methods and the control and resonant oscillation of micro-fluids under the influence of an applied electric field. Our interdisciplinary research takes place at the interface between applied mathematics, physics and engineering.
Collaboration
Academic collaborators:
Industrial collaborators:
Related staff
Academic Staff
- Dr Martin Bencsik
- Dr David Chappell - Acoustics, Modelling and Simulation, Applied and Computational Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Aided Engineering
- Dr Jonathan Crofts - Modelling and Simulation, Applied and Computational Mathematics
- Dr Mike Newton
- Dr Fouzia Ouali
Research Fellows
Visiting Fellow
- Dr Niels Sondergaard
PhD students
- Nadia Abusag - Acoustics, Modelling and Simulation
- Michael-Thomas Ramsey
