Martin Davy
Professor, Associate Professor of Engineering Science · eng.ox.ac.uk · University of Oxford
Quick answer: Martin Davy is Professor, Associate Professor of Engineering Science at University of Oxford. Martin Davy shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
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Research interests
Martin's main research interest is in internal combustion engines, and particularly the combustion processes in compression ignition engines, where his research has a strong focus on pollutant reduction. He also has interests in in-cylinder heat transfer, atomization and sprays, and the use of alternative fuels—including gaseous fuels—for both transportation and stationary applications.
Selected publications (since 2023)
Development, Calibration, and Testing of Thin-Film Heat Flux Sensors for wall heat flux measurements of hydrogen and hydrogen-methane flames
Machine learning benchmark for flow reconstruction in the TCC–III optical engine
A fundamental study on the potential LSPI promoting mechanisms of Ca and Mg based oil detergents
Numerical simulation of detonation propagation and extinction in two-phase gas-droplet ammonia fuel
Design trends and challenges in hydrogen direct injection (H2DI) internal combustion engines – a review
Frequently asked questions
Is Martin Davy hiring PhD students at University of Oxford?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Martin Davy's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Enquiries from potential research students (graduate and undergraduate) are welcome..
What does Martin Davy research?
Martin's main research interest is in internal combustion engines, and particularly the combustion processes in compression ignition engines, where his research has a strong focus on pollutant reduction. He also has interests in in-cylinder heat transfer, atomization and sprays, and the use of alter
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