Please note that the PhD projects listed are examples of projects offered to current CDT students and as such are not generally available to prospective students.
Tumour blood supply and interstitial flow play essential roles in tumour growth, invasion, and response to treatments like chemotherapy. This project is motivated by a need for better understanding of...
Cartilage is comprised of microscopic fibres immersed in synovial fluid that is expelled under load, thereby increasing the load carrying capacity and reducing friction in natural joints. This remarkable property has been historically modelled at Leeds using the continuum equations of poroelasticity. However, the selection of relevant...
This project aims to develop new models to simulate the risk of airborne infection in healthcare environments and the effectiveness of control strategies. Airborne infection...