Experience

Cambridge Nanomaterials Technology Ltd

• United Kingdom
• Nanotechnology Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• CEO

  • Oct 2009 - Present

  The Cambridge Nanomaterials Technology (CNT) Ltd is a company based in Cambridge dedicated to development of products and technologies based on nanomaterials with expertise in carbon nanomaterials. The CNT Ltd helps companies, academic and government institutions to develop nanomaterials related R&D and IP strategy, partnership, products, technologies and market. The CNT Ltd is specialised in nanomaterials R&D consulting and collaborative R&D project management, such as EC HORIZON, H2020 and Innovate UK consortium building, proposal preparation support and project exploitation and dissemination management. (See some of the projects: www.m3dloc.eu, www.oyster-project.eu, www.ultramat.co.uk, www.ultrawire.eu). The CNT Ltd could create custom designed project teams of experts from the network of consultants from industry and academia. (The web site: www.CNT-Ltd.co.uk) Show less



CNT Innovation

• Belgium
• Business Consulting and Services

• Director

  • Mar 2019 - Present

  CNT Innovation is a sister company to CNT (Cambridge Nanomaterials Technology Ltd), based in Brussels, focused on innovation management and strategy support for industry and research organisations CNT Innovation is a sister company to CNT (Cambridge Nanomaterials Technology Ltd), based in Brussels, focused on innovation management and strategy support for industry and research organisations



Centre for Business Innovation Limited

• United Kingdom
• Think Tanks
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Director, Nano-Carbon Enhanced Materials Programme

  • Nov 2011 - Present

  The Centre for Business Innovation Limited (CfBI) creates and facilitates communities whose participants share the benefits and costs of working together towards common goals or under a brand which reflects their values and beliefs. The Nano-Carbon Enhanced Materials (NCEM) consortium brings together stakeholders with shared excitement about the potential for novel carbon enhanced materials such as graphene and nanotubes. The approach of the NCEM consortium is to share the costs of learning about the potential, state of the art and likely business models for carbon enhanced materials in a confidential and trusting environment. The NCEM consortium members are: AIRBUS Defence and Space (UK), Schneider Electric (France), Nokia Research (UK), National Grid (UK), ST Microelectonics (Italy), Bosch (Germany), Arup (UK), Codelco (Chile), Nexans (France), RTE (France), University of Cambridge (UK), Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) and International Copper Association (USA). Show less



Nanocyl SA

• Belgium
• Nanotechnology Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• CNT R&D Manager

  • Feb 2009 - Jul 2009

  Manager, Carbon Nanotube Reserach & Development at Nanocyl. Responsible for carbon nanotube synthesis and application oriented internal and collaborative R&D at Nanocyl, one of leading carbon nanotube manufacturing companies. Manager, Carbon Nanotube Reserach & Development at Nanocyl. Responsible for carbon nanotube synthesis and application oriented internal and collaborative R&D at Nanocyl, one of leading carbon nanotube manufacturing companies.



Parker Meggitt

• United Kingdom
• Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Principal Engineer - Carbon Scientist

  • Jul 2006 - Dec 2008

  Principal Engineer - Carbon Scientist at Meggitt Aircraft Braking Systems in Coventry, UK. Carbon nanotube expert, leading R&D projects relevant to carbon nanotube aerospace applications. - Introduced carbon nanomaterials and developed process for in situ growth of carbon nanotubes and nanofibres for aircraft brake disc application (IP and delivery of carbon nanotube carbon-carbon composite brake disc proof-of-concept project). Principal Engineer - Carbon Scientist at Meggitt Aircraft Braking Systems in Coventry, UK. Carbon nanotube expert, leading R&D projects relevant to carbon nanotube aerospace applications. - Introduced carbon nanomaterials and developed process for in situ growth of carbon nanotubes and nanofibres for aircraft brake disc application (IP and delivery of carbon nanotube carbon-carbon composite brake disc proof-of-concept project).



University of Cambridge

• United Kingdom
• Research Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Reserach Associate

  • Jun 2003 - Jun 2006

  Carbon nanotube synthesis at low temperature and carbon nanotube - carbon fibre composites. - Produced and characterised the first carbon fibre epoxy composites with in situ grown carbon nanotubes and nanofibres (project sponsored by Boeing). - Optimised DC PECVD method for carbon nanotube synthesis on carbon fibres at low temperature (B. O. Boskovic et al, Carbon 43, 2005, 2643-2648). - Established collaboration with John Hart from MIT regarding carbon nanotube synthesis on 3D surfaces (A. J. Hart, B. O. Boskovic et al, Nanotechnology 2006, 17, 1397-1403). - Investigated carbon nanotube electronic interconnects applications (B. O. Boskovic & J. Robertson, in 3D Nanoelectronic Computer Architecture and Implementation, 2004, 139) Show less



Morgan Advanced Materials

• United Kingdom
• Glass, Ceramics and Concrete Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Senior Specialist

  • Oct 2001 - Apr 2003

  Carbon nanotube synthesis and carbon nanotube - carbon fibre composites. - Invented process for in situ growth of carbon nanotubes and nanofibres within carbon fibre cloth (GB Patent 2399092). - Introduced carbon nanomaterials and analysed the company potential and opportunities for carbon nanomaterials. Delivered market research report and set-up a laboratory. Carbon nanotube synthesis and carbon nanotube - carbon fibre composites. - Invented process for in situ growth of carbon nanotubes and nanofibres within carbon fibre cloth (GB Patent 2399092). - Introduced carbon nanomaterials and analysed the company potential and opportunities for carbon nanomaterials. Delivered market research report and set-up a laboratory.