School of Computing, Engineering & Maths

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Automotive engineeringThe School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics is based in the Cockcroft building and the Advanced Engineering Centre building at the University of Brighton’s Moulsecoomb campus.

Staff in the school lead research in diverse areas ranging from applied thermofluids to data analytics, mathematics to the digitisation of objects and environments, cyber security to values and sustainability.  We have invested heavily in research equipment and have state-of-the art facilities in, for example:  3D scanning and printing of digital heritage objects, automotive engine testing, fluid spray characterisation and heat transfer. The school also has a high-performance computing cluster.

We offer our services externally through expert consultancy and equipment hire.

The school’s academics lead two of the university’s Centres for Research and Enterprise Excellence (COREs): the Advanced Engineering Centre (AEC) and the Secure, Intelligent and Usable Systems (CSIUS). We also host four Research and Enterprise groups (REGs): the Applied Data Analytics REG, Mathematical Sciences REG, Nuclear Physics REG and the Values and Sustainability REG.

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