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Fourth Annual PhD Workshop, Zagreb, July 2, 2018 : PhD study of mechanical engineering, naval architecture, aeronautical engineering and metallurgical engineering : book of abstracts

This booklet contains abstracts presented at the 4th Annual PhD Workshop held at University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture, on July 2, 2018. Annual PhD workshop is the integral part of PhD programme of Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, Aeronautical Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering, launched on academic year 2014/15. PhD program is jointly developed by two faculties of University of Zagreb, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture and Faculty of Metallurgy. PhD workshop is aimed to provide forum for exchange of ideas among PhD students, to get most of PhD students at one place and to monitor progress of their PhD theses. Workshop should help students to strengthen their presentation skills and unify quality and transparency of PhD theses produced at different modules of PhD programme. Contributions in this booklet are divided in two broad groups, abstracts of preliminary PhD topics and abstracts of final PhD topics. Former are mostly presented by the first year PhD candidates, while latter are presented by PhD students of second and higher years. Abstract are structured in a way to encourage students to write clearly and concisely purposes of their PhD theses in order to bring their research closer to the wide community and even to those who are not specialists in the field. This booklet could be a valuable and relevant reference for PhD students and their mentors as it represents kind of milestone in the progress of their PhDs. It will also be useful for all stakeholders of PhD education to evaluate quality and progress of PhD theses. Finally, it can be useful for the industry in Croatia as it contains in one place most of the research efforts at two faculties. 20 participants on the PhD workshop presented preliminary topics of their theses, while 26 participants presented final PhD topics. 8 workshop participants belong to the non-academic sector, while 2 among them are from foreign countries (Canada and United Arab Emirates). Contributions collected in the booklet of abstracts are from different modules of the PhD study: Process and Energy Engineering (13 contributions), Computational Mechanics (4), Theory of Structures (8), Mechatronics and Robotics (3), Industrial Engineering and Management (4), Aeronautical Engineering (2), Materials Engineering (2), Advanced Production Technologies (1), Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (5) and Metallurgical Engineering (4). Diversity of these topics clearly indicates broad and rich research interests and activities at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture and Faculty of Metallurgy

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