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Chancellor's Fellow in Net Zero Buildings
G.3 John Muir
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Infrastructure and Environment
My research focuses on creating desirable indoor environments while minimising energy use and carbon footprint under the constraints of climate change. Areas of interest include net zero builds and retrofits at scale, indoor air quality, and the blend of monitoring and modelling techniques to enhance decision-making for building design, retrofit, and operation.
Administrator - Journals
2.070 Faraday Building
Infrastructure and Environment
Emeritus Professor
+44(0)131 6505724
nfo No Fixed Office
Infrastructure and Environment
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- BSc (First Class Hons) in Chemistry, Edinburgh University
- PhD in Physical Chemistry, Cambridge University
- Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry
- Chartered Engineer (C Eng)
- Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
- Member of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers
- Fellow of the Institution of Fire Engineers
- Member of the International Association for Fire Safety Science
- Spontaneous combustion
- Fire investigation.
- Fire behaviour of combustible materials (ignition and fire growth)
- Fire dynamics
- Chairman of the International Association for Fire Safety Science
- Chairman of the Education and Professional Development Committee of the Institution of Fire Engineers
- Editor: Fire Safety Journal
Professor of Particulate Solid Mechanics
+44(0)131 6505725
3.21 William Rankine Building
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Infrastructure and Environment
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- Bachelor of Engineering (Auckland), 1st Class Honours
- Doctor of Philosophy (Sydney)
- Mechanics and behaviour of particulate solid
- Handling and characterisation of granular solids and powders
- Silo pressures and solids flow
- Finite element and discrete element modelling
Chair in Structural Engineering
3.24 William Rankine Building
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Infrastructure and Environment
Research Associate in Design and Testing of Tidal Blades
3.14 Alexander Graham Bell Building
Infrastructure and Environment
Dr. Jasotharan Sriharan is a Research Associate in Composite Design and Testing at The University of Edinburgh and a member of the MATTERS Group. His research focuses on developing advanced design tools to accelerate material and structural innovation.
He is experienced in the design, manufacturing, and testing of architected materials structures. His current research interests include:
- Inverse design of architected materials and structures
- Local buckling of thin-walled composite structures
- Multifunctional cellular materials
- Mechanics of advanced cellular and sandwich structures
- Additive manufacturing techniques for advanced materials