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Can you help me what can be the science contribution in mechanical engineering in the Research field robotics and automation?
Beliver said:Can you help me what can be the science contribution in mechanical engineering in the Research field robotics and automation?
I modified your thread title to make it more descriptive of what you are asking here in this thread.Beliver said:Yes, I look for a Research topic.I am at PhD level in mechanical engineering.Have you any idea for a Research topic.I thank you very much.
Beliver said:Yes, I look for a Research topic.I am at PhD level in mechanical engineering.Have you any idea for a Research topic.I thank you very much.
Beliver said:My interests are in robotics and automation.I am doctoral student.I am not involved in any University project because I am self financed citzen.I am researching to achive PhD level.
Beliver said:You do not understand me.I am enrolled in educational institution.But I have no bussiness with government projects.
What PhD-level topics can you list in these areas of your interest? What other theses have you read in these subjects? I imagine there must be quite a few well-done theses in these categories -- perhaps you can use them to help you get ideas for your thesis work...Beliver said:My interests are in robotics and automation.I am doctoral student.
The current trends in research topics in mechanical engineering for PhD level studies include renewable energy, smart materials and structures, additive manufacturing, robotics and automation, and biomedical engineering.
To narrow down your research topic, you can start by identifying your specific interests and strengths within the field of mechanical engineering. You can also review current literature and talk to experts in the field to get a better understanding of the current research gaps and areas of interest.
Some important factors to consider when choosing a research topic for a PhD in mechanical engineering include the potential impact of the research, availability of resources and funding, relevance to real-world problems, and alignment with your research interests and career goals.
To ensure that your research topic is original and will contribute to the field of mechanical engineering, you can conduct a thorough literature review to identify any existing research in your chosen area and identify the research gaps. You can also consult with your advisor and other experts in the field to get their feedback and suggestions.
Yes, there are many interdisciplinary research topics in mechanical engineering that you could explore for your PhD studies. Some examples include the application of mechanical engineering principles in the fields of biology, chemistry, and environmental science, as well as collaborations with other engineering disciplines such as electrical or civil engineering.