Condition parameter estimation for photovoltaic buck converters based on adaptive model observers Authors Zhaohui Cen, Paul Stewart Publication date 2016/10/31 Journal IEEE Transactions on Reliability Volume […]
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Remote working on the Kidney Research UK DIAMONDS project
Discussing the last couple of weeks patient data on the Kidney Research UK: DIAMONDS project. Having our side of the project running remotely at University of Cumbria seems to be working very well. We have data from enough patient study sessions for our next journal paper centred on the foundations of accurate BP measurements to […]
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Kidney Research UK DIAMONDS project now at University of Cumbria
An update on progress on the KRUK DIAMONDS project which has come with us to the University of Cumbria…… Stoneygate Research Project Development and validation of an algorithm for real-time prediction of intradialytic hypotension using continuous non-invasive blood pressure monitoring (The dialysis monitoring for decision support study – DIAMONDS) Grant start date: 01/08/2021 Duration: 24 […]
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Research and Innovation in the new Institute of Engineering, Computing and Advanced Manufacturing at Cumbria University
Founding academics Prof Paul and Prof Jill Stewart in the Institute of Engineering, Computing and Advanced Manufacturing (IECAM) at Cumbria University have a long established research activity centered around low carbon airport operations and advanced flight dynamics via intelligent control. Here are some examples of our funded research in this area: Research […]
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YouTube video of our Hybrid Vehicle Zero Constraint Free Piston Energy Converter
Hybrid Vehicle Zero Constraint Free Piston Energy Converter: EPSRC Grant: GR/S97507/01 2005 – 2008 £332,519 Collaborating University: Dept. Aeronautical and Automotive Engineering, University of Loughborough UK. Collaborating Company: Lotus Engineering. Consortium PI: Paul Stewart The technology is based around a single-cylinder free-piston internal combustion engine (ICE), which is run on a 4-stroke cycle, with an […]
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Call for Papers: Artificial Intelligence for Energy Systems, Energies Journal
Topical Collection ‘Editorial Board Members’ Collection Series: Artificial Intelligence for Energy Systems MDPI Energies Journal Call: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies/topical_collections/F148AQ5520 Topical Collection Information Dear Colleagues, As our global complex energy systems are transformed away from fossil fuels to clean, sustainable sources, the change will require heightened levels of sophistication in terms of complex system control and optimization. Challenging […]
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Call for papers: Low Carbon Energy in Transportation
Call for papers: https://www.mdpi.com/topics/6M0JT6TJ67 Topic title：Low Carbon Energy in Transportation Topic Editor: Name: Prof. Dr. Paul Stewart Affiliation: Energy and Environment in the Institute for Innovation in Sustainable Engineering, University of Derby, Lonsdale House, Derby, DE1 3HD, UK E-Mail: P.Stewart1@derby.ac.uk Website: www.pesri.co.uk Research Interests: Complex system simulation, design and […]
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New agile feasibility study stream added to the iTrend Research Programme
The iTrend Intelligent Technologies for Renal Dialysis programme has had a new feasibility study stream added as an adjunct to the main research programme. Centering around tech development and rapid response to clinical problems arising in clinical centres, the researchers will conduct feasibility studies in response to requests from hospital consultants, doctors and practitioners. We […]
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iTrend project extension and review of progress – Part 1 early developments -Phase 1 2017-2019
The iTrend Intelligent Technologies for Renal Technologies programme kicked off in March 2017 as a collaboration between Derby University, Nottingham University and Royal Derby Hospital. The aim of the programme is to improve outcomes for renal dialysis patients by delivering personalised treatment regimes, in particularly, predicting the onset of hypotension and modulating or modifying treatment. […]
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2011 presentation on developing the new School of Engineering at the University of Lincoln.
In 2009, Prof Jill Stewart, Prof Chris Bingham and I founded the School of Engineering at the University of Lincoln in collaboration with Siemens, working closely with Professor Andrew Atherton. This was the first new School of its kind in the UK for over 20 years. I just found this presentation which I gave as […]
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