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Materials and Processes
Senior Lecturer
1.15C Alexander Graham Bell Building
Chemical Engineering
Infrastructure and Environment
Materials and Processes
Senior Lecturer
1.15C Alexander Graham Bell Building
Chemical Engineering
Infrastructure and Environment
Materials and Processes
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Senior Experimental Officer
+44(0)131 6508708
2.2403 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Materials and Processes
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Dr. Fergus Cuthill is FastBlade Manager and Senior Experimental Ofificer for the FASTBLADE Structural Composites Research Facility at The University of Edinburgh. He is currently focused on implementing the instrumentation and control systems for the facility.
Prior to his present post he was PDRA within the Institute for Materials and Processes, working on two Wave Energy Scotland (WES) funded projects (ELASTO & ROTOHYBRID). His role focused on the mechanical testing, anylsis and classification of novel materials for the potential use in wave energy devices with the aim of the research being a step change in the levelised cost of energy (LCOE).
He completed his PhD "The Influence of Snow Microstructure and Properties on the Grip of Winter Tyres" in colaboration with Michelin and supervised by Dr. Jane Blackford and Prof. Vasileios Koutsos in 2017.
PhD Mechanical Engineering (Snow Mechanics), The University of Edinburgh, 2017
MEng Mechanical Engineering, The University of Edinburgh, 2013
Member of The Institute of Mechancial Engineers
Senior Experimental Officer
+44(0)131 6508708
2.2403 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Materials and Processes
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Dr. Fergus Cuthill is FastBlade Manager and Senior Experimental Ofificer for the FASTBLADE Structural Composites Research Facility at The University of Edinburgh. He is currently focused on implementing the instrumentation and control systems for the facility.
Prior to his present post he was PDRA within the Institute for Materials and Processes, working on two Wave Energy Scotland (WES) funded projects (ELASTO & ROTOHYBRID). His role focused on the mechanical testing, anylsis and classification of novel materials for the potential use in wave energy devices with the aim of the research being a step change in the levelised cost of energy (LCOE).
He completed his PhD "The Influence of Snow Microstructure and Properties on the Grip of Winter Tyres" in colaboration with Michelin and supervised by Dr. Jane Blackford and Prof. Vasileios Koutsos in 2017.
PhD Mechanical Engineering (Snow Mechanics), The University of Edinburgh, 2017
MEng Mechanical Engineering, The University of Edinburgh, 2013
Member of The Institute of Mechancial Engineers
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+44(0)131 6513573
1.105 Sanderson Building
Chemical Engineering
Materials and Processes
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- PhD Theoretical Physics, University of Bristol, 1995
- Statistical mechanics, classical DFT, molecular simulation, carbon capture
Reader
+44(0)131 6513573
1.105 Sanderson Building
Chemical Engineering
Materials and Processes
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- PhD Theoretical Physics, University of Bristol, 1995
- Statistical mechanics, classical DFT, molecular simulation, carbon capture