Mark Goudswaard PhD MEng FHEA
Dr Mark Goudswaard is a lecturer in digital and data driven engineering with specialisation in the area of design and manufacture at the University of Bristol.
His research falls into three overarching streams: i) people-led engineering; ii) data-driven product development; and, iii) advanced manufacturing and production systems.
While each of these research streams have core engineering science foci, there is also recognition that they are part of wider socio-technical systems that require input from a variety of disciplines to be adequately understood. Because of this, both research approaches and collaborations are typically transdisciplinary in nature.
His teaching is focussed on design and manufacture as unit director for Principles of Mechanical Engineering and also includes a course on AI applications in mechanical engineering.
Publications
- Investigation of Triply Periodic Minimal Surfaces to Lightweight Liquid Cooling Jackets for High-Performance Electrical Machines
- What, how and when should I prototype? An empirical study of design team prototyping practices at the IDEA challenge hackathon
- Information Modelling of Extrusion-based 3D Printing Process for Digital Twins
- Development of a Computational Design Tool for the Automatic Routing of Hairpin End-Windings
- Community Robotics: A New Paradigm for Robotic Design and Innovation
Recent Posts
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