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Effects of Solar Particle Events on Geospace; Fluid Mechanics in relation to Nuclear Decommisioning

ID: 729705 United Kingdom

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Expert first graduated from the University of Durham (UK) in 1974 with an upper second class honours degree in Applied Physics. He spent about the first 10 years of his career in industry, working for Schlumberger (as a wireline logging engineer in Australia), Marconi Space and Defence Systems (constructing a power amplifier for a communications satellite), Blue Star Ship Management (as a navigating officer), Plessey Telecommunications (on System X, the digitization of the UK telephone system), and British Aerospace (testing the Tornado main computer and developing the requirements specification for the automation of the Tornado production line).

Expert has been continually engaged in research since 1985, having been awarded an MPhil in computing in 1992, an MSc (by research) in radio science in 2000, and a PhD in solar-terrestrial physics in 2007.

Expert is currently a Research Associate with the Expert Tyndall Nuclear Research Institute (JTI) at the Employer, as well as being a Visiting Research Fellow with the Jeremiah Horrocks Institute for Astrophysics and Supercomputing (at the same institution). His current research primarily involves studies in computational fluid dynamics applied to the nuclear decommissioning industry, with some secondary studies in the effects of solar particle events on geospace.


Education

Year Degree Subject Institution
Year: 1974 Degree: BSc Subject: Applied Physics Institution: University of Durham
Year: 1992 Degree: MPhil Subject: Computing Institution: University of Central Lancashire
Year: 2000 Degree: MSc (by research) Subject: Radio Science Institution: University of Central Lancashire
Year: 2007 Degree: PhD Subject: solar-terrestrial physics Institution: University of Central Lancashire

Work History

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Years: 2008 to Present Employer: Undisclosed Title: Department: Department of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Years: 1985 to 2006 Employer: Lancashire Polytechnic Title: Department: Department of Computing
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Available upon request.
Years Employer Title Department
Years: 1982 to 1985 Employer: Title: Leading Systems Analyst Department:
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Available upon request.
Years Employer Title Department
Years: 1979 to 1982 Employer: Title: Avionic Systems Engineer Department:
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Available upon request.
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Years: 1979 to 1979 Employer: Title: Research Engineer Department:
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Available upon request.
Years Employer Title Department
Years: 1975 to 1979 Employer: Blue Star Ship Management Title: Department:
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Available upon request.
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Years: 1975 to 1975 Employer: Title: Research Engineer Department:
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Available upon request.
Years Employer Title Department
Years: 1974 to 1974 Employer: Title: Wireline Logging Engineer Department:
Responsibilities:
Available upon request.

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Publications and Patents Summary
Expert has about 30 publications in computing, solar-terrestrial physics, and computational fluid dynamics.

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