Adam McClenaghan MEng
Adam is a PhD student in his first year with the Design and Manufacturing Futures Lab at the University of Bristol. His research is focusing on the cost benefit of Digital Twins for assemblies.
Adam was awarded a masters degree in Mechanical Engineering (MEng) from the University of Bristol. As part of his undergradute studies he investigated the affordances of using EEG based brain computer interfaces to augment CAD software. Research using EEG to investigate design neurocognition is something he is interested in, completing this work with other members of the lab alongside his PhD research.
Recent Posts
Attending the 30th ICCES 2024 Conference in Singapore
The 30th International Conference on Computational and Experimental Engineering and Science (ICCES2024) was held from August 3 to 6, 2024, in Singapore. Yan Xu and Weiting Xu attended the conference, delivering oral presentations and presenting two conference papers. The two papers were: Overview of Graph Theoretical Approaches in Medical Image Segmentation Yan Xu, Fengyuan Liu*, […]
Presenting at ICMR24
Aman Kukreja, Christopher Cox and James Gopsill attend and present at the International Conference on Manufacturing Research 2024.
DMF Attends DCC ’24 in Montreal
Design Spaces Workshop On Saturday, a workshop was held about design spaces, exploring what they are and how they differ from solution spaces. This led to an engaging discussion on whether parametric design and generative design are fundamentally different approaches to exploring design spaces or merely increasingly complex versions of the same method. The workshop […]
Visit to Virginia Tech
Earlier in July I was fortunate to go and visit Virginia Tech in the US at the invitation of Associate Professor Tripp Shealy. This followed on from the Design Computing and Cognition conference in Montreal where we presented a paper and ran a workshop on design neurocognition. During the visit, and along with Auron Avinash, […]