Chemistry, Materials Science and Product Design
Tackling the increasing quantity of discarded, hard-to-recycle plastic products causing toxicity and physical harm requires targeted innovation in chemistry and materials science to preserve performance whilst reducing toxicity. Innovation in product design is necessary in reducing the likelihood of products being unrecyclable or prone to being littered whilst increasing the possibilities for re-use and repurposing.
Researchers involved
Marco Aurisicchio
Marco Aurisicchio
Dyson School of Design Engineering
Daniel Balint
Daniel Balint
Mechanical Engineering
Weston Baxter
Weston Baxter
Dyson School of Design Engineering
Bamber Blackman
Bamber Blackman
Mechanical Engineering
George Britovsek
George Britovsek
Chemistry
Maria Charalambides
Maria Charalambides
Mechanical Engineering
Peter Childs
Peter Childs
Dyson School of Design Engineering
Nuraini Binti Daud
Nuraini Binti Daud
Dyson School of Design Engineering
Sami Gesslbauer
Sami Gesslbauer
Chemistry
Koon-Yang Lee
Koon-Yang Lee
Aeronautics
Dr Marc Masen
Dr Marc Masen
Mechanical Engineering
Christine Ng
Christine Ng
Mechanical Engineering
Alexandra Porter
Alexandra Porter
Raquel Prado
Raquel Prado
Chemistry
Charles Romain
Charles Romain
Chemistry
Shayan Sharifi
Shayan Sharifi
Dyson School of Design Engineering
Dr Manjula Silva
Dr Manjula Silva
Materials
Christos Skamniotis
Christos Skamniotis
Mechanical Engineering
Fabian Sorce
Fabian Sorce
Mechanical Engineering
Ambrose Taylor
Ambrose Taylor
Mechanical Engineering
Richard von Goetze
Richard von Goetze
Chemistry
Dominik Weiss
Dominik Weiss
Earth Science & Engineering
Tom Welton
Tom Welton
Chemistry
Anouk Zeeuw Van der Laan
Anouk Zeeuw Van der Laan
Dyson School of Design Engineering