Detailed guidance in your project work is primarily the responsibility of your supervisor. However, overall control within each group is in the hands of a Group Coordinator. Much of your day-to-day contact will be with the group centres, which provide a channel for communication and source of information for both students and staff. You should familiarise yourself with the details and routine practices of your group early in the year in order to maximise the support on offer and to avoid confusion over handing in times, etc.
Overall project coordinator: Dr Andrew Gee
Group A – Thermodynamics and fluid mechanics
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Group centre: |
Hopkinson lab, ground floor, Inglis building |
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Noticeboard: |
Between rooms 203 and 208, second floor, Baker building |
Group B – Electrical engineering
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Coordinator: |
Dr Paul Robertson |
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Group centre: |
EIETL, second floor, Inglis Building |
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Noticeboard: |
West end of the EIETL, to the left of the main aisle |
Group C – Mechanics and materials
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Group centre: |
Mechanics of machines laboratory, ground floor, Baker building (entrance via central roadway) |
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Noticeboard: |
North corner of lab (i.e. by roadway entrance) |
Group D – Civil, structural and environmental engineering
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Group centre: |
Structures lab, ground floor, Inglis building |
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Noticeboard: |
Mezzanine floor, Inglis building |
Group F – Information engineering
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Coordinator: |
Prof Jan Maciejowski |
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Group centre: |
EIETL, second floor, Inglis building |
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Noticeboard: |
West end of the EIETL, to the left of the main aisle |
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