Engineering role models
Our science and engineering role models include academic experts, postgraduate researchers and alumni in Engineering.
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Kate is a Professor in the Centre for Materials and Structures at the University of Liverpool and a specialist in additive manufacturing, including the development of novel metal organic solutions for inkjet printing.
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Jude is Head of the Department of Materials, Design and Manufacturing, as well as leading growing activity in biomedical engineering, biomaterials, anti-microbial materials and pre-clinical testing regimes.
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Raechelle is a Professor in the School of Engineering, with expertise in antimicrobial materials for biomedical and industrial applications, leading work to develop novel solutions to tackle biofilms and drug-resistant infections.
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Imogen is an alumna of the University, graduating with an MEng in Product Design, who is now working as Director of Special Projects and Specifications at Singer Vehicle Design.
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Esraa is an alumna of the University, who is now working as Assistant Professor of Water and Environmental Engineering and Assistant Dean of Science Research at Mutah University.
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Margherita is an alumna of the University, graduating with an MSc in Biomedical Engineering, who is now working as a Biomedical Engineer and Associate Product Manager at Medacta International.
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Evrim is a Lecturer in Environmental Engineering who designs and synthesises new membranes for valuable material recovery and water and wastewater treatment.
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Esther is a UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Future Leaders Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Materials Science and Engineering, with expertise in advanced materials processing, complex fluids and manufacturing.
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Abby is a Lecturer in Engineering whose research is focused on using solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, alongside other complementary techniques, to characterise the local structure of materials and probe ion mobility.
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Erin is a PhD student in Engineering who, after completing an MEng in Mechanical Engineering, is now researching renewable energies and the scaling up of perovskite solar cells for the future of commercialisation.
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Eda is a Lecturer in Civil Engineering, with expertise in fluid-structure interaction, hydraulic structures, environmental fluid mechanics, and masonry arch bridges.
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Martina is a Lecturer in Civil Engineering whose research includes the investigation of international fire statistics, evaluation of fire risk assessment and optimisation of fire resilience.
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Christine is an alumna of the School of Engineering whose subsequent career has included working on designing interstate highways, New Jersey Turnpike bridges, and in computer sciences and database management.
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Rosti is a Lecturer and Assistant Professor specialising in experimental and computational biomechanics, with a focus on understanding the mechanical behaviour of biological tissues and systems such as human knee joints.
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Sophie is a student in Mechanical Engineering with a passion for problem solving and a particular interest in biomedical engineering and smart, sustainable cities.
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Holly is an alumna of the School of Engineering, graduating with an MEng in Mechanical Engineering, and now working as a Global Graduate at Scottish Power Renewables.
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Farnaz is a Reader in Inclusive Design and Human-Centred Innovation and Director of the Inclusionaries Lab for Design Research, whose research interests include human-centred innovation, inclusive healthcare and mobility design.
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Mai-Leen is an alumna of the School of Engineering, graduating with an MEng in Civil Engineering, and now working as a Graduate Engineer at Alan Johnson Partnership.
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Jenny is a Lecturer in Polymer Biomaterials with expertise in the fabrication, characterisation and functionalisation of materials for use in medical applications, including rapid diagnostics and drug delivery.
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Mareena is an alumna of the School of Engineering, graduating with an MSc in Biomedical Engineering, and now working as a Medical Engineer in the NHS, ensuring the safety and reliability of medical devices used in patient care.