Nicholas Bojdo

Dr Nicholas Bojdo is a Senior Lecturer in Aerospace Engineering at The University of Manchester, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. His research focuses on particle-fluid flows, with applications in filtration and separation, and gas-turbine thermodynamics. Bojdo's current work involves predicting gas turbine engine degradation caused by ingested particulate such as mineral dust and volcanic ash. He graduated from The University of Manchester in 2008 with an MEng in Aerospace Engineering and completed his doctorate there in 2012. He was awarded the EPSRC Doctoral Prize in 2012, which supported his research and industry collaborations. Bojdo is also an Honorary Lecturer and Research Associate within the School of MACE and is affiliated with the Royal Aeronautical Society.

Nicholas Bojdo is a Senior Lecturer in Aerospace Engineering at the University of Manchester, specializing in Helicopter Performance & Engine Systems. His research focuses on the impact of particulate matter on aircraft and rotorcraft engine performance, including air particle separation, dust ingestion, and degradation mechanisms. He investigates the effects of environmental factors such as desert particulates on engine efficiency and emissions. His work also includes the development of models for predicting engine emissions, noise reduction, and the performance of inlet barrier filters. Bojdo's research contributes to improving the reliability and environmental impact of aerospace propulsion systems.