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PhD Project in Materials and Structures for Multispectral Window and Electromagnetic Screening Applications University of Southampton in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Electrical Engineering
Funding
The project is competition funded. Further fees and funding details are available through the University of Southampton's fees and funding information.
Deadline
Dec 18, 2026
Country
United Kingdom
University
University of Southampton
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This University of Southampton PhD project investigates materials and structures for multispectral window and electromagnetic screening applications. The research builds on previous DASA-funded work to develop high-transparency coatings and windows that can also provide electromagnetic protection.
The PhD researcher will explore advanced non-visible shielding coatings for high-transparency electro-optic apertures. The project will examine passive and active materials that improve shielding performance while preserving the optical transparency needed by optical systems. It will also investigate alternative device geometries and architectures to enhance overall performance.
A central research challenge is balancing several functional requirements in one system: transparent electro-optic apertures must retain optical performance while protecting against out-of-band electromagnetic effects. The work will therefore combine materials development with device and structure design to improve shielding effectiveness without compromising transparency.
Potential applications include sensor windows with defined transmission and screening characteristics, electromagnetic hardening, and anti-static protection. The project sits at the interface of materials science, electromagnetics, and device engineering, offering an opportunity to study how advanced materials and engineered structures can deliver enhanced functionality in complex electro-optic systems at the University of Southampton.
Funding details
The project is competition funded. Further fees and funding details are available through the University of Southampton's fees and funding information.
What's required
Applicants should hold a 2:1 honours degree. The project is suited to applicants interested in materials science, electromagnetics, device engineering, advanced coatings, electro-optic systems, and engineered structures; no further specific requirements are stated.
How to apply
Review the project page and the University of Southampton postgraduate research application guidance, then submit an application for this Doctor of Philosophy project before 18 December 2026.
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