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Professor Justin Perry

Professor

Department: Applied Sciences

I am interested in multidisciplinary projects at all TRLs, especially if there's a sustainability angle. There's room for a bit of chemistry in everything.

Justin Perry

Sustainable materials and chemical methods, especially using industrial byproducts or biosourced waste.

Creation of highly functional materials with biological or enzymatic componentry.

Biocatalysis and biotransformation using enzymes or whole organisms.

Using chemical analysis plus data science to ground-truth large data sets from drone images or photo libraries.

Chemical analysis of historical objects or works of art (especially 20th century).

  • Ibrahim Aderemi Salaudeen Evaluation of Pollution Load on Contaminated Land in North East England using a UAV with Multispectral Image Camera Start Date: 10/04/2025
  • Alysha Green Strengthening the interpretation of chemical data in the forensic analysis of explosive evidence Start Date: 03/07/2024
  • Bradley Thomas Novel Approaches to Sustainable Polymeric Materials Start Date: 01/10/2021

  • Science PhD June 30 1995
  • Fellow (FRSC) Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) 2017


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