Polly Vacher Experimental Lab is established to physically observe and scientifically understand the motion of system failure phenomena in time. Full understanding of the mechanisms of the motion requires research performed by the Lab to be placed within a physical scale ranging between: 

• 10^-10 metre (Atomic System, to deal with fatigure, corrosion, vacancies, electromigration, etc.)  
• 10¹⁰ metre (Solar System, to deal with humidity, wind, rain, snow, dust, cosmic radiation etc.) .                Read more

Mirce-Mechanics Research Centre is established to develop methods and tools that enables scientific predictions of the motion of system life phenomena in necessary for the management of the in-service reliability, cost and effectiveness, to be made, for a given configuration, operational conditions and  maintenance and support policies. Methods and tools developed at the Centre could be used  by engineers, managers and analysts throughout the whole life of a system (from the conceptual design to the safe disposal).     Read more

School for MIRCE-Mechanics provides a learning and certifying opportunities to all individuals who wish to take advantage of the body of scientifc knowledge contained in the Mirce-Mechanics. The following Programmes are currently on offer: 

• Master Diploma Programme in MIRCE-Mechanics, MMcs 
• Doctoral Diploma Programme in MIRCE-Mechnaics, DMcs.                 Read more 

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