Jim Hall
Infrastructure Systems lead, Professor of Climate and Environmental Risk
Networks: Infrastructure systems, cross-sectoral planning, system resilience
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Ben Hambly
Professor of Mathematics
Economics, Policy and Politics: Modelling of Energy markets, pricing derivatives
Earth Resources: Valuation of power plants
Sam Hampton
Senior Researcher & Acting Energy Programme Deputy Lead
Climate Policy and Governance: Local energy systems, SMEs, energy efficiency, net-zero
Demand and Efficiency: Households, industry, non-domestic sectors,
Public engagement: Behaviour change, public engagement, social norms
Stephen Harris
Associate Professor in Plant Sciences
Bioenergy: Impacts on plant diversity; evolution, systematics and conservation of plants
Barbara Harriss-White
Professor Emeritus of Development Studies
Emerging Economies: Energy, water, greenhouse gases, costs, returns and labour in the production and distribution of rice.
Economics, Policy & Politics
Mike Hayward
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
Storage and Vectors: Electrolytes for supercapacitors, batteries and oxide fuel cells. Fluoride ion batteries. New superconductors.
Li He
Statutory Professor of Computational Aerothermal Engineering
Transport: Aerodynamics, Aeroelasticity and Heat Transfer; Computational Fluid Dynamics; Shape Design and Optimization for Turbomachinery.
Manus Henry
Associate Professor of Engineering Science
Earth Resources: Metering marine fuel and multiphase flow metering for upstream oil and gas.
Wind and Marine
Transport
Cameron Hepburn
Battcock Professor of Environmental Economics
Economics, Policy & Politics: Climate change, emissions trading, carbon taxes, local pollutants, integrated assessment
Energy Networks: Security of supply, cost and economics, global modelling;
Demand and Efficiency: National energy systems in China, South Africa, United Kingdom, Australia.
Laura Herz
Professor of Physics
Solar: next-generation materials, light-harvesting, ultrafast optical probes, light-to-photocurrent conversion processes.
Felix Hofmann
Professor of Engineering Science
Nuclear: Material defect analysis and experimentation for enhanced functionality.
Debbie Hopkins
Associate Professor in Human Geography
Transport: transport and mobility, energy and climate change
Associate Editor: Journal of Sustainable Tourism
Ian Horrocks
Professor of Computer Science
Earth Resources: Ontology-based data access for exploration and exploitation
Demand & Efficiency: Ontology-based domestic energy management advice
Robert House
Associate Professor of Materials
Energy Storage: Next generation cathode materials for Li-ion batteries. Materials for Li-free battery systems Na-, K-, Mg-, Ca-ion batteries.
Storage and transport: Batteries for electric vehicles and grid-scale stationary energy storage.
Peter Howell
Professor of Applied Mathematics
Storage and Vectors: Ion channel modelling Solar: Silicon photovoltaic modelling”
David Howey
Professor of Engineering Science
Storage and Vectors: Battery modelling and diagnostics
Transport: electric motors, condition monitoring, thermal management
Emerging Economies: Off-grid systems
Sam Howison
Professor of Applied Mathematics
Economics: Models of trading in energy and carbon markets, exhaustible resource modellling
Demand & Efficiency: Pricing of storage, swing options
Robert Hoye
Associate Professor of Inorganic Chemistry
Solar: inorganic thin films, materials discovery, spectroscopy, synthesis and manufacturing, device development