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Professor James Martin

Professor

School: Engineering, Physics and Mathematics

I am a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Construction Engineering.  My expertise is primarily in geophysical and geotechnical methods. I have specialised in developing new exploration, monitoring and characterisation methods, which has resulted in the research and development of new sensors and sources, as well as associated signal processing.  I have applied my expertise to condition monitoring and am interested in developing holistic approaches for the characterisation of objects and subjects.

My extensive experience of research and engineering project portfolio management from the oil and gas industry enables me to contribute to a broad range of projects.  I have an extensive interest in materials and surface properties stimulated by the many challenges I have encountered in developing robust measurement systems that are deployed in harsh environments.

 

 

  • Irshad Ansari The development of non-destructive techniques for the condition monitoring of operational reinforced concrete tanks. Start Date: 30/09/2025 End Date: 17/10/2025
  • Marjorie Chamberlain Investigate integration and scalability of sand thermal storage with renewable energy systems Start Date: 01/10/2025 End Date: 17/10/2025
  • Greg Wood A study of rail defects on the Nexus Rail Track Infrastructure Start Date: 01/10/2025 End Date: 17/10/2025
  • Irshad Ansari The development of non-destructive techniques for the condition monitoring of operational reinforced concrete tanks. Start Date: 30/09/2025 End Date: 21/10/2025


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