The Dunnill Research Group are all working at the cutting edge of science surrounding the use of hydrogen for innovative energy applications.
Charlie Dunnill
Senior Lecturer
Charlie heads up the Sustainable Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Group at Swansea and has interests in the use of hydrogen as an energy vector. He also researched photocatalytic water splitting where sunlight is used to directly split water. Charlie got his PhD from Glasgow University and then went on to do 6 years in London at UCL as a post-doc and Ramsay Fellow, before moving to Swansea.
Current Group Members
Dr. Daniel Jones
Post Doctoral Researcher
FLEXIS Project 2015-Present
Dan works on hydrogen-enriched gas technologies.
Dr. Michael Warwick
Co-Fund Fellow
2016-Present
Mike works on Photocatalytic water splitting nanoparticles containing iron oxide.
Dr Steve Mandale
Post Doctoral Researcher
RICE 2018-Present
Steve builds electrolysers for RICE.
Kat works on zero-gap electrolysers and helps to manage the facilities art ESRI.
Bill has abackground in IT and integrated circuit design.
Rafiq converts thermal energy into hydrogen using thermoelectirc technology
Tina Biggs
Daphne Jackson Fellow
2021-2023
Project making low-cost membranes for energy applications.
Lisa works on the bi-phasic Janus particles containing MoS2 for water splitting.
Past Group Members
Rob Phillips
PhD Student
2015-2018
Bertrand Rome
PhD Student
2015-2018
Faan Joined us for 4 months form Nort-West University South Africa as part of HYENA-Net and was researching catalytic hydrogen burners.
Celsio Joined us for 4 months from University Sao Tome as part of HYENA-Net and was researching economic models for hydrogen grids in STP.
Jon worked on modelling fuel cell integration models for hydrogen cars with River simple
Ryan worked on fuel cell integration models for hydrogen cars with River simple
Adam Edwards
MSc Student
2016-2017
Adam worked on Proton pumps for hydrogen detection and monitoring
Joe is now a Lecturer at Kingston University in London.
Projects
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