• Predicting the Fate and Transport of Insensitive High Explosives in Soils 

  Gutierrez Carazo, Encina (Cranfield University, 2020-01-09)

  A great deal of studies on the environmental fate and transport of legacy explosives such as cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine (RDX), 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT) and 1,3,5,7-tetranitro-1,3,5,7-tetrazoctane (HMX) has been ...
• Adaptations to unaccustomed resistance training for women in physically demanding occupations 

  McGuire, Stephen (Cranfield University, 2020-01-09)

  Improvements in maximal strength may reduce injury risk and improve occupational performance. Women’s naturally lower muscular strength compared to men, can be offset through resistance training (RT), but research into its ...
• Absence of Presence 

  Binti zulkifli, Safiah (Cranfield University, 2020-01-10)

  The tiny the object, the more difficult it is to detect. Failed to detect does not simply signifies the absence of presence. The object may be camouflage and immersed in this huge world - as this image demonstrates! With ...
• Identifying more economical approaches to medical imaging for the rehabilitation of traumatic military injuries 

  Rothwell, Daniel (Cranfield University, 2020-01-10)

  The cost of National Health Service care for the 265 amputee casualties of British Operations in Afghanistan between 2003 and 2014 is projected to be £288 million (Edwards et al., 2015, Clinical Orthopaedics and Related ...
• Losing Contact with Nano-object 

  Binti zulkifli, Safiah (Cranfield University, 2020-01-10)

  Micro-UAVs of the size of an insect can be used to perform stealthy surveillance or to gather intelligence crucial to attack roles at a relatively short range and within enclosed spaces and buildings. Conventional radar ...
• Optimisation of Self-Immolative Systems: Understanding the Role of the Reporter Group 

  Gavriel, Alexander (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  Stimuli-responsive materials have become significant targets in advance materials as systems of this type offer great potential to perform a variety of functions in a diverse range of applications that span drug delivery ...
• Group Interaction Modelling of PETN 

  Maisey, Matthew (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  Group Interaction Modelling (GIM) is a relatively simple model developed to predict the properties of polymers based upon the interaction of a potential function between two adjacent molecules, and a thermodynamic energy ...
• Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium Flyer 2019 

  Cranfield University (Cranfield University, 2019-07-16)

  Flyer promoting the Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium 2019.
• The temperature effect on the cuticular chemical profile of Lucilia sericata blowfly larvae 

  Kula, Canan (Cranfield University, 2020-01-14)

  Forensic entomology has become increasingly important in the last decade. In cases of homicide, suicide or suspicious death, insect specimens are taken into consideration as acceptable evidence like blood, fingerprint or ...
• Safe Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning Towards the Engineering of Safe Robotic Teams 

  Riley, Joshua (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  Multi-agent systems are a collection of agents working in shared environments, often with shared goals while being required to adhere to limited resources. These systems have universal applications and are often deemed as ...
• An End to End Hyperspectral Scene Simulator with Alternate Adjacency Models and Its Comparison with CameoSim 

  Zahidi, Usman (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  In this research we developed a rendering based End to End Hyperspectral scene simulator CHIMES (Cranfield Hyperspectral Image Modelling and Evaluation System), which generates NADIR images of passively illuminated 3-D ...
• Advanced Technologies for the Bonding and De-Bonding of Armour Structures (ArmourBond) 

  Chatzikypraios, Konstantinos (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  A common multilayer vehicular armour design consists of a combination of adhesively-bonded metallic, ceramic and composite layers. The different properties of each layer contribute in fulfilling the lightweight and the ...
• Increasing the accessibility of NLP techniques for Defence and Security using a web-based tool 

  Paxton-Fear, Katie (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  As machine learning becomes more common in defence and security, there is a real risk that the low accessibility of techniques to non-specialists will hinder the process of operationalising the technologies. This poster ...
• High Resolution Mapping of DCIS Breast Microcalcifications 

  Gosling, Sarah (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  Breast cancer accounts for 31% of all cancers in women in the UK, making it the most common female cancer. Ductal carcinoma in-situ (DCIS), a malignancy confined to the ducts of the breast, is an increasingly diagnosed ...
• The realisation of Business Relations Theory; How Did I Get There? A Research Story 

  Alkebaisi, Hussain (Cranfield University, 2019-11-28)

  This poster aims to visualise the story behind a PhD research, a project through which a management theory was realised. The goal of the researcher is to share his experience in conducting the research, hoping that it will ...
• Buying Butter and Guns 

  Oishee, Kundu, (Cranfield University, 2020-01-07)

  Is defence procurement different from other procurement activities of the government? This poster will present four cases of recent public procurement in the UK and compare the projects from their inception (tendering, ...
• Automated Question Generation for Delphi Studies 

  Sidorenko, Tatjana (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  Surveys are a relatively easy and low-cost method for gathering a group opinion on a given subject. Despite there being several survey platforms the adaptation of these platforms for complex Delphi studies still leaves ...
• Microarchitectural profiling of aging bone with depth 

  Davies, Sammie (Cranfield University, 2019-11-19)

  Bone is a highly adaptive material and is known to change its structure and composition in times of disuse or overuse [1]. These periods can determine the microarchitecture of bone. This is evident when comparing the ...
• What, Who, Where, How: The Impact of Recent Military AI Innovation in Security Terms 

  Ertan, Amy (Cranfield University, 2020-01-07)

  This poster visualises the results of a narrative evidence review on the topic of military AI innovation, drawing literature from a variety of disciplines to highlight potential unforeseen and/or unintended consequences ...
• Acoustic Interface States via Material Variation 

  Pearce, Benjamin (Cranfield University, 2020-01-07)

  Interface states at the boundary between two phononic crystals can arise when the two crystals possess overlapping bandgaps and differing signs in the imaginary components of their impedance [1]. The suitability of a given ...

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