Academic and industry profiles
Professor Jiannis K Pachos
Being able to predict the motion of galaxies or the behaviour of subatomic particles based on few principles — and lots of hard work—is in the core of theoretical physics.I strongly believe that physics, even at challenging levels, should be accessible. This is reflected in the way the Theoretical Physics Program is composed and taught at the University of Leeds.More
Dr Isolde Adler
The integration of mathematics and computer science is essential to the design of reliable and optimal algorithms.More
Dr Paul Beales
"More than ever scientists are having to work in teams where they need to communicate effectively with scientists trained in different disciplines and applying concepts from these different traditional perspectives."More
Dr Brandon Bennett
I have an interdisciplinary background encompassing philosophy and physics as well as computer science. My primary interest is in the aspects of artificial intelligence that deal with knowledge representation and reasoning, especially in the domain of spatial information.More
Professor Leon Black
The more I studied the microstructure and materials chemistry of cement, the more I was amazed by the complexity of this material we take for granted every day. For the past 15 years, I’ve worked on the relationship between cement composition, microstructure and durability of low carbon cement and concrete.More
Dr Greg de Boer
Having started as an undergraduate myself on this programme in 2007, I have seen the course become even stronger and in creating an inspirational learning environment for students.More
Dr Hamish Carr
A key part of Computer Science is performance. This is visible in my research in Computer Graphics, Scientific Visualisation and multicore parallelisation.More
Dr Xiaohui Chen
Inspiration is the core of better education for our next generation engineer. I’m always encouraging our students to do better and proud of everything our students achieve.More
Dr Ben Chong
As a Lecturer in Smart Grid Systems, I aim to inspire every student to develop their own potential and prepare them for their career. We all want to develop a new generation of successful power engineers.More
Professor Barry Clarke
I have had the opportunity to work internationally and engage with senior geotechnical engineers on a diverse range of projects. It is this experience that enables me to bring alive the excitement of geotechnical engineering yet help develop an understanding of the behaviour of the ground.More
Roland Clarke
I spend a lot of my time encouraging the development of vital skills for professional engineers' including technical competence, independence, creativity and project management.More
Professor Timothy Cockerill
Making our energy system sustainable is perhaps the key global challenge of the 21st Century. Our course aims to give participants the essential skills and expertise needed to contribute to this challenge.More
Dr David Connolly
I’m passionate about teaching and am interested in introducing innovative learning and teaching techniques to improve students' learning experiences. The Railway Engineering with Project Management MSc gives students to chance to gain holistic knowledge of the railway industry, including project management.More
Dr Karim Djemame
I am passionate about my research, which is by definition multidisciplinary, applied and brings collaboration with specialists from both industry and academia.More
Dr Craig Evans
My modules tend to be project-based. Rather than relying on the more traditional lectures and exams, it is much more practical.More
Dr Louise Fletcher
The Environmental Engineering and Project management MSc programme attracts students from different parts of the world and from a variety of backgrounds. You will have the opportunity to exchange ideas and develop your team working skills through the numerous group activities that we offer.More
Dr Richard Foster
"My enthusiasm for this programme is driven by the nature of my own research career. During this time I led a number of high profile research programmes targeting the generation of central nervous system based therapies leading to the generation of candidates for clinical trials for the treatment of pain and anxiety. I’m extremely passionate about the process of drug discovery and the science of medicinal chemistry."More
Professor Steven Freear
MSc projects are a real highlight for me. For the student it brings together so many things they have learnt on their course, focussed on a practical problem.More
Dr Emilio Garcia-Taengua
‘How does my work contribute to the quality of infrastructure being designed, built, or repaired?’ is the question I ask myself every day, and that’s the main message I try to communicate to my students.More
Professor Steve Garrity
The programme helps our students to develop their creative building design skills through the integration of the principles and practice of architecture, building physics and structural engineering.More
Marcus Gronqvist
The Engineering Project Management programme covers the entire project management process, from inception and feasibility, engineering, procurement and implementation through to commissioning and operation. Modules are taught by lecturers who have both cutting edge research and industrial experience.More
Dr David Harbottle
Together with the student support team in the School of Chemical and Process Engineering we do our upmost to ensure that students have an enjoyable learning journey at Leeds.More
Dr Anthony Herbert
Seeing motivated and committed students succeed academically and gain the reward of their efforts on graduation day is always a personal highlight for me.More
Dr Anthony Herbert
Seeing motivated and committed students succeed academically and gain the reward of their efforts on graduation day is always a personal highlight for me.More
Professor Melvin Hoare
The course builds hand-in-hand with the physics, maths and computing that you learn alongside, but allows you to apply these ideas to the amazing objects out there such as new planets, exploding stars and super-massive black holes.More
Justin Lunn
Design and design led teaching remain key to my role as programme lead for Architecture. I believe, from my experience, that the process of designing buildings equips students in a uniquely excellent way for a future in the building industry.More
Dr Tariq Mahmud
I am particularly interested in promoting problem-based learning approach and research-led teaching where appropriate. I spent one term at the Iowa State University, Ames US, as a visiting faculty member in 2006, and offered two chemical engineering courses in the year-3 of the undergraduate and graduate programmes.More
Dr Des McLernon
It was my passion for both mathematics and communications that attracted me to use DSP, first as a radar research and development engineer in industry and later for a PhD in signal processing at Imperial College.More
Krisen Moodley
Since joining Leeds my research and teaching interests now include infrastructure asset management, whole life management, ethics, corporate responsibility, resilience and procurement.More
Professor Andrew Mullis
This is a truly multidisciplinary course in which you will study a range of topics from the background science underpinning materials to the cutting edge.More
Dr Graham Murphy
"I have the opportunity to be involved in teaching a wide variety of students and also to develop the programme so that graduates should be well prepared to begin a career in the actuarial profession on related disciplines."More
Dr Nikolaos Nikitas
Personally, as a Programme Manager, my goal is to inspire my engineering students to seek excellence and become successful professionals; building unique portfolios in some of our top industrial partners or chasing research visions, within the academic arena, to make the structural engineering of tomorrow better.More
Dr Jan Palczewski
"I find financial mathematics fascinating because it reaches far beyond finance. The same paradigms and mathematical techniques are invaluable in understanding economic and social phenomena. I have recently been involved in researching how to overcome challenges of switching to wind and solar generation to reduce carbon emissions: on the mathematical level, the variability of wind speed and solar radiation is no different than that of stock prices on financial markets."More
Professor Jonathan Partington
My research interests range widely, from pure mathematical topics to more applied themes.More
Professor Mohsen Razavi
This programme will prepare you to become a senior manager or entrepreneur in global companies, where understanding technology and managing innovation in business are key to success.More
Dr Natalia Sergeeva
"Personally, I am fascinated by science and chemistry in particular, as for me it combines the best of the two worlds. Thus, you can work on a project that is fundamentally challenging, whilst at the same time it can be highly applied too."More
Dr Rob Sturman
"For years I've also been interested in the many links between mathematics and music. People often notice that these subjects fit well together, and for me, the reason is clear: both are concerned with the understanding and manipulation of patterns."More
Dr Adam Sweetman
I currently hold a Royal Society University Research Fellowship, and my research interests are focused on the understanding and quantifying of the interactions that occur between single atoms and molecules via the use of low temperature scanning probe microscopes.More
Dr Paul Thornton
"Studying an MSc in Chemistry enhances the job prospects of students in a wide range of industrial sectors, from the pharmaceutical industry to the world of scientific publishing, and beyond."More
Professor Bruce Turnbull
"The course starts with the theoretical methods and then in the second half of the year you get a chance to apply your new knowledge in your research project which can involve designing and making new drug candidates, developing drug delivery systems or using chemical and biochemical methods to pick apart the molecular basis of complex biological processes."More
Dr Apollo Tutesigensi
We are privileged to work with UK, EU and international students who bring unique knowledge and experiences but eventually become graduate civil engineers with knowledge, skills and competences to solve infrastructure problems of the 21st century.More
Dr Costas Velis
I enthusiastically work to ensure that your opportunity to learn is the most up to date, diverse and with vital societal needs. Part of my role is to constantly reflect upon your learning experience and seek unique opportunities that may benefit you.More
Dr Mark Walkley
Where possible I include industry input, usually in the form of guest lectures, to demonstrate the relevance of what is being taught, or examples from current research that demonstrate the application of the taught material beyond the module.More
Dr He Wang
The use of artificial intelligence and machine learning, combined with traditional computer graphics techniques, sheds light on many challenging graphics problems and spawns a new-generation of cutting-edge methods, which shape the future of computer graphics.More
Dr Judith Wang
I've had over 20 years experience in transport planning and modelling in both academia and industry. Being Programme Manager of this course allows me to share with you my knowledge, experience and passion in transport planning and engineering.More
Professor Shane Xie
Mechatronics and Robotics has been one of the most popular programmes and graduates are in high demand in the industry. Your study in this programme will offer you an opportunity to develop and broaden your professional career.More
Dr Junfeng Yang
I am fully determined to provide students enrolled on this course with the best possible experience at this crucial stage of their careers.More