UNIDEMI - Research and Development Unit for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

UNIDEMI - Research and Development Unit for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering is rated 3 out of 5 in the category mechanical or industrial engineering. Read and write reviews about UNIDEMI - Research and Development Unit for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. UNIDEMI is a research centre hosted by the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (DEMI), of NOVA School of Science and Technology of Lisbon Nova University. UNIDEMI’s Vision is: “Achieve world class Excellence in research, development and entrepreneurial results in the scientific areas of Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering and Management, measured by worldwide recognition by peers, prospective PhD candidates, companies and public organizations.” UNIDEMI structure has 3 Research Groups: • Systems Engineering and Management (SEM) - has vertical scientific research areas, that focus on specific themes of industrial systems design, engineering and management, along with horizontal scientific areas of research that cover the vertical areas but also extend to the other research groups. • Manufacturing and Technology Automation (MTA) - has a high focus on advanced manufacturing processes oriented to laser welding, friction stir processing, composites machining and non-destructive testing. • Fluids and Structures Engineering (FSE) – has a high focus on specific scientific areas of fluid-structure interaction, namely on applications related to efficient energy production and its utilization, and design of coastal structures and reliability of marine structures. 
 The Strategic Objectives of UNIDEMI until 2020 are: • Achieve Excellence in Research and Development Activities • Create an Excellent Nurturing Space for New Researchers • Developing Excellence in Embedding Leading-edge Scientific Knowledge into Business Fabric • Generating Excellent Multidisciplinary and Internationally Networked Research Teams 
 UNIDEMI is currently involved in 2 Doctoral programs: Industrial Engineering (PDEI), and Mechanical Engineering (PDEM). Since 2008 the PDEI and PDEM 16 PhD students have been awarded the doctoral degree.