Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Organization

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    Director

    Prof. Jesús Gómez Hernández



    About the program

    The program aims at providing comprehensive training in the areas of Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Organization. For this purpose, it provides training in basic research tools commonly used in these areas, as well as specific training on skills connected to the lines of research developed by the different groups.

    The program also provides training in advanced competencies and skills required to elaborate research, development and innovative work in the differente areas: Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Organization, Continuum Mechanics and Theory of Structures, and Thermal and Fluids Engineering. 

    • Program regulated by RD 99/2011, January 28

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    Doctorado en Ingeniería Mecánica y de Organización Industrial
  • ACCESS

    Student profile

    Students must have prior training in the areas of the Ph.D. Program (Mechanical Engineering, Fluid and Thermal Engineering, Continuum Mechanics and Structural Theory, and Industrial Organization), particularly in the lines of research related to the topic of the thesis.

    Good English skills that enable the student to read international publications, write articles and attend international conferences is higly valued.

    Admission requirements

    According to art. 6 of the PhD studies regulation (RD 99/2011), in order to access the Program it is required to have a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) and a Master's degree (or equivalent), provided that at least 300 ECTS credits have been passed in these two cycles as a whole, or the equivalent degree qualifies for level 3 of MECES (Marco Español de Cualificaciones para la Educación Superior, Spanish Framework for Higher Education Qualifications).

    Likewise, access is available to candidates in possession of foreign degrees from countries integrated into the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) when the degree can be accredited as level 7 in the European Qualifications Framework (EQF), as long as the aforementioned degree allows access to PhD level studies in the country of expedition; and candidates with a degree which is equivalent to a Spanish Master's degree, obtained in foreign education systems outside the EHEA, as long as the aforementioned degree allows access to PhD level studies in the country of expedition.

    Admission criteria

    Admission is determined according to the criteria set by the Academic Committee listed below. These are implemented by the Coordinator of the Program, who reports to the Committee on a regular basis. 

    • Affinitiy of previous academic background with the area of specialization of the program.
    • Curriculum vitae and its affinitiy with the area of specialization of the program
    • Academic transcript, area of specialization and prestige of the institution of previous studies
    • Motivation letter, statement of commitment to the program, and letters of recommendation from researchers from the areas of specialization of the program
    • The Academic Committee of the Program can request a cover or endorsement letter by a Professor from the Program, indicating their willingness to accept the supervision (and/or tutorship) of the thesis proposed by the candidate and its connection with the lines of research of the Program. 

    The Academic Committee will determine the weight of the abovementioned criteria and the minimum score required for admission to the Program. 

    Admission criteria and procedures are the same for full-time and part-time students.

    Admission criteria

    According to art. 6 of the PhD studies regulation (RD 99/2011), in order to access the Program it is required to have a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) and a Master's degree (or equivalent), provided that at least 300 ECTS credits have been passed in these two cycles as a whole, or the equivalent degree qualifies for level 3 of MECES (Marco Español de Cualificaciones para la Educación Superior, Spanish Framework for Higher Education Qualifications).

    Likewise, access is available to candidates in possession of foreign degrees from countries integrated into the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) when the degree can be accredited as level 7 in the European Qualifications Framework (EQF), as long as the aforementioned degree allows access to PhD level studies in the country of expedition; and candidates with a degree which is equivalent to a Spanish Master's degree, obtained in foreign education systems outside the EHEA, as long as the aforementioned degree allows access to PhD level studies in the country of expedition.

    The requirements for admission to the Ph.D. Program in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Organization are:

    • To have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent and a Master’s Degree in in engineering with a specialization in one of the areas of the Ph.D. Program: Mechanical Engineering; Industrial Organization; Continuum Mechanics and Theory of Structures; and Engineering thermal and Fluids.
    • To have an official Bachelor's and Master’s degrees with specializations different from the specified above (Mechanical Engineering; Industrial Organization; Continuum Mechanics and Theory of Structures; and Engineering thermal and Fluids), as long as those degrees belong to the field of Sciences (degrees in physics or mathematics) or Engineering and Architecture (specializations which ensure the candidates will be able to properly follow the Program and the acquisition of the expected knowledge and abilities). The Academic Committee will decide on the candidate’s admission to the program by considering the adequacy of the candidate’s training and will determine the additional training required in case of admission.

    In the admission resolution, the Academic Committee may require up to 24 ECTS in complementary training for those admitted candidates coming from fields unrelated to the Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Organization fields.

    Seats available for the academic year: 20

  • FACULTY
  • TRAINING

    In addition to the elaboration of the doctoral thesis, students must take some training aimed at improving their research skills and the scientific quality of their research work. This is structured in the following types of training.

     

    Specific training

     

    • Research seminars and/or conferences. It is mandatory for students to complete 30 hours of these activities throughout the doctoral training period by attending either seminars/conferences hosted by the Ph.D. Program or national or international conferences in their field of research.
    • Research stays in prestigious research centers in Spain or abroad. The Ph.D. Program will actively promote the students' mobiliity so that they can benefit from training and research activities in prestigious research centers with proven high-quality doctoral programs, either in Spain or abroad (100 hours).
      The research stay can be considered as one of the requirements to obtain the Doctorado Internacional distinction, provided that the center is located outside of Spain and the duration of the stay is at least three months. While these stays are not mandatory, they will be recommended and actively promoted by the Academic Committee of the Program. 
    • Conferences or presentations by the Ph.D. candidate. Conferences of variable length for a qualified audience will also be taken into consideration in the Ph.D. candidate's training. These conferences can be conducted at congresses, scientific communication seminars, academic events or courses in scientific fields, in English or Spanish.
      This activity is not mandatory and will be carried out preferrably during the last years of doctoral training.
      A total 10 hours are required, including preparation and presentation.

     

    Research skills training

     

    Research skills training is focused on abilities common to all disciplines for the development of scientific and educational skills and the improvement of the professional career. This training consists of different activities (short courses, seminars, etc.), which can be recommended by the Academic Committee of the program.

    Students are required to complete 2 credits (20 hours approximately) throughout the doctoral training period.

     

    Further information: 

  • RESEARCH
    • Research Groups
      • Ingeniería de Organización
      • MAQLAB: Laboratorio de Máquinas
      • Mecánica Experimental, Cálculo y Transportes (MECATRAN)
      • Tecnologías de Fabricación y Diseño de Componentes Mecánicos y Biomecánicos
      • Grupo de Tecnologías Apropiadas para el Desarrollo Sostenible
      • Ingeniería de Sistemas Energéticos
      • Ingeniería Térmica, Energía y Atmósfera (ITEA)
      • Mecánica de Fluidos
      • Grupo de investigación en Mecánica de Materiales Avanzados
      • Dinámica y Fractura de Elementos Estructurales

         
    • Research Lines
      • Solar energy, including thermal
      • Product and process innovation
      • Refrigeration by absorption
      • Thermochemical processes
      • Reactive flows
      • Multiphase flows
      • Clean power generation
      • Appropriate energy technologies for impoverished areas
      • University education in sustainable energy systems
      • Energy poverty: characterization
      • Mechanical Design and Analysis Technologies
      • Maintenance and industrial safety
      • Vehicle engineering
      • Acoustics and vibrations
      • Advanced manufacturing technologies
      • Security technologies
      • Transportation engineering
      • Fatigue and fracture of mechanical components
      • Sustainability and CSR
      • Graphic engineering, simulation
      • Modeling and simulation in Organization Engineering
      • Mechatronic
      • Analysis of light structures in dynamic regime
      • Modeling and characterization of composite materials at high strain rates
      • Experimental characterization and constitutive modeling of engineering materials subjected to complex load states
      • Dynamic behavior, damage and fracture of structural elements
      • Mechanics of the generalized continuum. Discrete models in solid mechanics. Lattice structures
      • Structural integrity. Design of personal protection, mobile platforms and infrastructures
      • Characterization and modeling of the mechanical behavior of intelligent structures: electrical, magnetic and thermal stimulation
      • Study of the behavior of structural elements made of composite and sandwich materials subjected to dynamic loads and impact.
      • Design, construction and testing of machines.
      • Unions and repairs of structural elements with laminates and sandwich
      • Biomechanics
      • Structural response of natural, renewable and recyclable composite materials
    • Scientific Results

      This is a sample of relevant publications derived from doctoral thesis work over the last five years:

      • Thesis: Non-standard continualization of 1D and 2D lattices with next-nearest-neighbour interactions for enhanced modelling of their vibratory behaviour
        Author: Francisco Gómez Silva
        Publications:
        1. F. Gómez-Silva, R. Zaera, "Analysis of low order non-standard continualization methods for enhanced prediction of the dispersive behaviour of a beam lattice". International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 196, 106296,  2021. IF JCR Q1
        2. F. Gómez-Silva, R. Zaera, "Novel Enriched Kinetic Energy continuum model for the enhanced prediction of a 1D lattice with next-nearest interactions", Composite Structures, 281, 115003, 2021. IF JCR Q1
        3. F. Gómez-Silva, R. Zaera,  "Low order nonstandard continualization of a beam lattice with next-nearest interactions. Enhanced prediction of the dynamic behaviour". Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, 29, 6216-6230, 2022. IF JCR Q2
        4. F. Gómez-Silva, R. Zaera, "Dynamic analysis and non-standard continualization of a Timoshenko beam lattice". International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 214, 106873, 2022. IF JCR Q1
        5. F. Gómez-Silva, J. Fernández-Sáez, R. Zaera, "Non-standard continualization of 1D lattice with next-nearest interactions. Low order ODEs and enhanced prediction of the dispersive behavior". Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures, 29, 6, 923-932, 2022.  IF JCR Q2
        6. F. Gómez-Silva, R. Zaera, "Low-order non-classical continuum models for the improved prediction of an anisotropic membrane lattice's dynamics". Thin-Walled Structures, 179, 109632, 2022. IF JCR Q1
        7. F. Gómez-Silva, R. Zaera, "New low-order continuum models for the dynamics of a Timoshenko beam lattice with next-nearest interactions". Computers & Structures, 272, 106864, 2022. IF JCR Q1
        Impact factor: Q1, Q2
      • Thesis: Thermo-mechanical modelling to evaluate solar receiver damage
        Author: Marta Laporte Azcué
        Publications:
        1. Laporte-Azcué, M., González-Gómez, P. A., Rodríguez-Sánchez, M. D. L. R., & Santana, D. (2020). "Deflection and stresses in solar central receivers". Solar Energy, 195, 355-368.JCR 2020, IF: 5.742, Energy and Fuels, 38/114 (Q2), Scopus citations: 37
        2. Laporte-Azcué, M., González-Gómez, P. A., Rodríguez-Sánchez, M. D. L. R., & Santana, D. (2020). "Exergy analysis of solar central receivers". Solar Energy, 207, 957-973. JCR 2020, IF: 5.742, Energy and Fuels, 38/114 (Q2), Scopus citations: 8
        3. Laporte-Azcué, M., González-Gómez, P. A., Rodríguez-Sánchez, M. D. L. R., & Santana, D. (2021). "Material selection for solar central receiver tubes". Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 231, 111317. JCR 2021, IF: 7.305, Physics, applied, 29/161 (Q1), Scopus citations: 13
        4. Laporte-Azcué, M., Rodríguez-Sánchez, M. D. L. R., González-Gómez, P. A., & Santana, D. (2021). "Assessment of the time resolution used to estimate the central solar receiver lifetime". Applied Energy, 301, 117451. JCR 2021, IF: 11.446, Engineering, chemical, 9/142 (Q1), Scopus citations: 8
        5. Laporte-Azcué, M., González-Gómez, P. A., Rodríguez-Sánchez, M. D. L. R., & Santana, D. (2022). "A procedure to predict solar receiver damage during transient conditions". Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 154, 111905.  JCR 2022, IF: 15.900, Green and sustainable science and technology, 2/46 (Q1), Scopus citations: 7
      • Thesis: Direct solar air heating in linear concentrating collectors assisted by a turbocharger for industrial processes: theoretical analysis and experimental characterization
        Author: Antonio Famiglietti
        Publications:
        1. "Feasibility Analysis of an Industrial Turbocharged Solar Air Heater Using Linear Fresnel Collectors", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona-Neumann, A., AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023, 2815(1), 140005
        2. "Direct gas heating in linear concentrating solar collectors for power and industrial process heat production: Applications and challenges", Lecuona-Neumann, A., Famiglietti, A., Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy and Environment, 2023, 12(4), e471
        3. "Energetic and economic analysis of novel concentrating solar air heater using linear Fresnel collector for industrial process heat", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona, A., 36th International Conference on Efficiency, Cost, Optimization, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy Systems, ECOS 2023, 2023, pp. 2682–2691,  
        4. "Small-scale linear Fresnel collector using air as heat transfer fluid: Experimental characterization", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona, A., Renewable Energy, 2021, 176, pp. 459–474
        5. "Direct solar air heating inside small-scale linear Fresnel collector assisted by a turbocharger: Experimental characterization", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona, A., Applied Thermal Engineering, 2021, 196, 117323
        6. "Turbo-assisted direct solar air heater for medium temperature industrial processes using Linear Fresnel Collectors. Assessment on daily and yearly basis", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona, A., Ibarra, M., Roa, J., Energy, 2021, 223, 120011
        7. "Open dual cycle with composition change and limited pressure for prediction of miller engines performance and its turbine temperature", Lecuona, A., Nogueira, J.I., Famiglietti, A., Energies, 2021, 14(10), 2870
        8. "Solar Hot Air for Industrial Applications Using Linear Fresnel Concentrating Collectors and Open Brayton Cycle Layout", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona-Neumann, A., Rahjoo, M., Nogueira-Goriba, J., E3S Web of Conferences, 2021, 238, 01003
        9. "Experimental characterization of a latent heat storage unit with lithium nitrate inside finned cylinders for assisting solar air heating", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona-Neumann, A., Proceedings - ISES Solar World Congress 2021, 2021, pp. 499–508
        10. "Experimental investigation of a new turbocharged concentrating solar air heater," Famiglietti, A., Lecuona-Neumann, A., Roa, J., Proceedings - ISES Solar World Congress 2021, 2021, pp. 400–407
        11. "Direct solar production of medium temperature hot air for industrial applications in linear concentrating solar collectors using an open Brayton cycle. Viability analysis", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona-Neumann, A., Nogueira, J., Rahjoo, M., Applied Thermal Engineering, 2020, 169, 114914
        12. "Use of parabolic trough collector as direct vapor generator for an absorption machine: Experimental study", Famiglietti, A., Celik, B., Lecuona-Neumann, A., López, R., Nogueira-Goriba, J., Proceedings of the ISES Solar World Congress 2019 and IEA SHC International Conference on Solar Heating and Cooling for Buildings and Industry 2019, 2020, pp. 2612–2620
        13. "Preliminary study of direct high-temperature air generation inside linear fresnel concentrating solar collectors", Famiglietti, A., Lecuona-Neumann, A., Rahjoo, M., Nogueira-Goriba, J., Proceedings of the ISES Solar World Congress 2019 and IEA SHC International Conference on Solar Heating and Cooling for Buildings and Industry 2019, 2020, pp. 529–540
        14. "Theoretical study of direct vapor generation for energy integrated solar absorption machines", Lecuona-Neumann, A., Famiglietti, A., Legrand, M., Renewable Energy, 2019, 135, pp. 1335–1353
        Indicators of quality: Industrial PhD. Evaluation of Excellent Cum Laude. Outstanding Thesis Award UC3M 2022. Margarita Salas Award (Town Hall of Madrid)
      • Thesis: Experimental and Modeling Analysis of the Dynamic Response of Bio-Based Sandwich Structures
        Author: Claudia Sergi
        Publications:
        1. "The potential of agglomerated cork for sandwich structures: A systematic investigation of physical, thermal, and mechanical properties". Sergi Claudia, Tirillò Jacopo, Sarasini Fabrizio, Barbero Enrique, Sanchez-Saez Sonia, Burgstaller Christoph. Polymers 2019; 11(12):2118- IF Q1, citations: 17
        2. "Temperature, strain rate and anisotropy effects on compressive response of natural and synthetic cellular core materials". Sergi Claudia, Sarasini Fabrizio, Tirillò Jacopo, Barbero Enrique, Sanchez-Saez Sonia, Sasso Marco, Mancini Edoardo. 2021; 260:113268 Structures. IF Q1, citations: 5
        3. "Assessment of agglomerated corks and PVC foams cores crashworthiness under multiple-impact events in different loading conditions". Sergi Claudia, Sarasini Fabrizio, Barbero Enrique, Sanchez-Saez Sonia, Tirillò Jacopo. Polymer Testing 2021; 96: 107061 IF Q1, citations: 5
        4. "Experimental and finite element analysis of the impact response of agglomerated cork and its intraply hybrid flax/basalt sandwich structures". Sergi Claudia, Boria Simonetta, Sarasini Fabrizio, Russo Pietro, Vitiello Libera, Barbero Enrique, Sanchez-Saez Sonia, Tirillò Jacopo. Composite Structures 2021; 272: 114210. IF Q1, citations: 5
        5. "Effect of temperature on the low-velocity impact response of environmentally friendly cork sandwich structures". Sergi Claudia, Sarasini Fabrizio, Russo Pietro, Vitiello Libera, Barbero Enrique, Sanchez-Saez Sonia, Tirillò Jacopo. Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials 2022; IF Q1, citations: 10
        6. "Experimental and numerical analysis of the ballistic response of agglomerated cork and its bio-based sandwich structures". Sergi C., Sarasini F., Russo P., Vitiello L., Barbero E., Sanchez-Saez S., Tirillò, J. Engineering Failure Analysis 2022; 131,105904. IF Q2, citations: 9
        7. "Effect of temperature on the low-velocity impact response of environmentally friendly cork sandwich structures". Sergi C., Sarasini F., Russo P., Vitiello L., Barbero E., Sanchez-Saez S., Tirillò J. Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials 2022; 24(2), pp. 1099-1121. IF Q1, citations: 10
        8. "The effects of water absorption and salt fog exposure on agglomerated cork compressive response". Sergi C., Sarasini F., Fiore V., Barbero E., Sanchez-Saez S., Tirillò J. European Journal of Wood and Wood Products 2022; 79(2), pp. 381-396. IF Q2, citations: 2
      • Thesis: Mechanical Characterization and Constitutive Modelling of Advanced Magneto-Rheological Elastomers
        Author: Miguel Ángel Moreno Mateos
        Publications:
        1. D. Garcia-Gonzalez, M.A. Moreno, L. Valencia, A. Arias, D. Velasco. "Influence of elastomeric matrix and particle volume fraction on the mechanical response of magneto-active polymers". Composites Part B: Engineering, 215:108796, 2021. JCR Q1
        2. M.A. Moreno, J. Gonzalez-Rico, M.L. Lopez-Donaire, A. Arias, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "New experimental insights into magneto-mechanical rate dependences of magnetorheological elastomers". Composites Part B: Engineering, 224:109148, 2021.  JCR Q1
        3. M.A. Moreno-Mateos, M.L. Lopez-Donaire, M. Hossain, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "Effects of soft and hard magnetic particles on the mechanical performance of ultra-soft magnetorheological elastomers". Smart Materials and Structures, 31:6, 2022. JCR Q2 
        4. S. Lucarini, M.A. Moreno-Mateos, K. Danas, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "Insights into the viscohyperelastic response of soft magnetorheological elastomers: Competition of macrostructural versus microstructural players". International Journal of Solids and Structures, 279:111981, 2022.  JCR Q2
        5. M.A. Moreno-Mateos, M. Hossain, P. Steinmann, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "Hybrid magnetorheological elastomers enable versatile soft actuators". npj Computational Materials, 8:162, 2022 . JCR Q1
        6. M.A. Moreno-Mateos, J. Gonzalez-Rico, E. Nunez-Sardinha, C. Gomez-Cruz, M.L. Lopez-Donaire, S. Lucarini, A. Arias, A. Muñoz-Barrutia, D. Velasco, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "Magneto-mechanical system to reproduce and quantify complex strain patterns in biological materials". Applied Materials Today, 27:101437, 2022  JCR Q1
        7. D. Garcia-Gonzalez, T. Ter-Yesayants, M.A. Moreno-Mateos, M.L. Lopez-Donaire. "Hard-magnetic phenomena enable autonomous self-healing elastomers". Composites Part B: Engineering, 248:110357, 2023. JCR Q1
        8. M.A. Moreno-Mateos, K. Danas, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "Influence of magnetic boundary conditions on the quantitative modelling of magnetorheological elastomers". Mechanics of Materials, 184, 104742, 2023 JCR Q1
        9. M.A. Moreno-Mateos, M. Hossain, P. Steinmann, D. Garcia-Gonzalez. "Hard magnetics in ultra-soft magnetorheological elastomers enhance fracture toughness and delay crack propagation". Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 173, 105232, 2023 JCR Q1
        Impact factor:         JCR Q1, Q2
      • Thesis: Modelling dynamic necking instabilities in metallic ductile materials: the roles of porosity, tension-compression asymmetry and anisotropy
        Author: Komi Espoir N'Souglo
        Publications:
        1. N'souglo, K.E., Jacques, N.,Rodríguez-Martínez, J.A.. "A three-pronged approach to predict the effect of plastic orthotropy on the formability of thin sheets subjected to dynamic biaxial stretching." Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, 2021, 146, 104189. JCR: Q1 
        2. N'Souglo, K.E.,  Rodríguez-Martínez, J.A.,  Cazacu, O.  "The effect of tension-compression asymmetry on the formation of dynamic necking instabilities under plane strain stretching".  International Journal of Plasticity, 2020, 128, 102656. JCR: Q1
        3. N'souglo, K.E.,  Srivastava, A.,  Osovski, S.,  Rodríguez-Martínez, J.A.  "Random distributions of initial porosity trigger regular necking patterns at high strain rates"   Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2018, 474(2211), 20170575. JCR: Q2
        4. N'souglo, K.E.,  Rodríguez-Martínez, J.A.  "Non-uniform distributions of initial porosity in metallic materials affect the growth rate of necking instabilities in flat tensile samples subjected to dynamic loading" Mechanics Research Communications, 2018, 91, pp. 87–92. JCR: Q2
        5. N'souglo, K.E., Rodríguez-Martínez, J.A., Vaz-Romero, A., Cazacu, O. "The combined effect of plastic orthotropy and tension-compression asymmetry on the development of necking instabilities in flat tensile specimens subjected to dynamic loading". International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2019, 159, pp. 272–288. JCR: Q1
        Impact factor: JCR Q1, Q2
    • Scientific publications

      This is a list of the most recent outstanding publications by Faculty members of the PhD Program:

  • THESIS

    Preparation of the thesis

    Please check the Guide with recommendations that the University Library has accessible on its website.

    You must always follow the guidelines of your thesis advisor, the guidelines of your doctoral program, and the regulations of the Doctoral School.

    Thesis defense

     

    The doctoral thesis consists of an original research work developed by the Ph.D. candidate student in the field of knowledge of the program that enables the student for autonomous work in the field of R+D+ i.

    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and the Doctoral School establishes the follow-up procedures to guarantee the quality of the doctorate's training and supervision. It also facilitates the procedures for the proper evaluation and defense of the doctoral thesis.

     

    Further information:

     

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    Requirements for thesis defense in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Organization

     

    The Ph.D. thesis must demonstrate sufficient scientific quality to be defended. This quality must be corroborated by its scientific and technical contributions, by articles in journals indexed in the ISI JCR, patents granted and possibly under exploitation, presentations in national and international conferences, international/national competitive awards, publications, book chapters, technology transfer to industry, etc. 

    The Ph.D. Program’s Academic Committee sets the specific requirements to be met for the thesis’ presentation in accordance with the Departments of Mechanical Engineering, Thermal and Fluid Engineering and Continuum Mechanics and Theory of Structures.

    The committees that assess submitted thesis are organized by areas of scientific knowledge.

  • QUALITY

    GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT PH.D.

    ☛ Implementation Year: 2012-2013

    QUALITY ASSURANCE

    The Academic Committee of the Ph.D. complies with the SGIC-UC3M. It is responsible for the quality analysis of the program and produces the Degree Reports ("Memoria Académica de Titulación").

    QUALITY INDICATORS

    COMPLAINTS AND SUGGESTIONS

  • CONTACT
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