Below you will find a list of people who make a contribution to the Cranfield toilet project.
Prof Sean Tyrrel is the overall Project Manager.
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Dr Alison Parker is responsible for collaborations and communications, as well as leading the work on user perspectives. All general enquiries should be addressed to her.
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Dr Ewan McAdam leads the development of the dewatering components of the toilet.
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Dr Ying Jiang leads the integration of the back end components.
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Prof Paul Jeffrey is a Project Coordinator.
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Dr Leon Williams leads on the toilet design.
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Matt Collins will be working on the prototype.
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Dr Anju Toolaram is working on the field testing.
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Dr Tosin Onabanjo will be developing a micro-combustor.
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Dr Richard Adams is working on the business model.
Dr Mariale Moreno is working on the business model.
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Aude Commenges is working on the macerator.
Farhad Kamranvand is working on the membrane component.
Dr Kristin Ravndal is working on the testing of the toilet.
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Dr Jerry Luo leads on thermoelectric recovery.
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Jan Hennigs is working on the testing of the toilet.
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Connor Hart is working on testing the screw.
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Dr Bhavin Engineer is working on the mechanical and production design of the ‘front-end’.
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Dr Pedro Talaia is working on the control of the interactions between the different components.
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Dr Chris Davey is working on separating water from contaminated urine.
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Dr Kumar Patchigolla leads the design of the micro heat exchanger.
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Dr Paul Hutchings is developing business models for the toilet.
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Konstantinos Karagiannis is working on the business model.
Dr Faisal Asfand works on the design of the micro heat exchanger.
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Edwina Mercer works on the membrane integration.
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Dr Chris Walton works on odour characterisation.
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Anna Hulme is working on the membrane component.
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Kranthi Jonnalagadda works on the design of the micro heat exchanger.
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Fergus Crawley is working on the thermal to electric generator.
Dr Aine Gormley worked on the user perspectives.
Dr Ben Martin worked on the membrane selection and optimisation.
Eloy Perez Lopez project managed the energy components.
Dr Matthew Pearce worked on the dewatering screw.
Muneerah Zainodin worked on the flush component of the toilet.
Dr Paul Jones worked on the development of the briquette coatings.
Prof Rob Dorey led the development of the briquette coatings.
Dr Chih-Ying (Karen) Wang worked on membrane sizing.
Prof Bruce Jefferson advised on the dewatering components of the toilet.
Rory Hooper advised on the toilet design.
Prof. Elise Cartmell was the Project Director, responsible for resourcing.
Dr Peter Cruddas worked on the screw feed, odour and user perspectives.
Dr Stuart Wagland worked on the gasifier fuel characterization.
Dr Nelia Jurado Pontes was designing the gasifier.
Serge Neumand was working on the business model.
Hacer Arslan worked on the membrane fouling.
Dr Olivier Autin worked on the membrane fouling.
Dr Dawid P. Hanak lead the process modelling and feasibility assessment activities.
Prof Vasilije Manovic advised on the integration of components.
Dr Dani Barrington lead the field testing of the toilet.
Prof Feargal Brennan was a Project Coordinator.
Dr Athanasios Kolios lead on the energy components as well as the technology qualification.
Dr Beatriz Fidalgo Fernandez was working on the energy performance of the toilet.
Mr Ross Tierney worked on the overall design of the toilet.
Jake Larsson worked on the flush component of the toilet.
Dr Maarten van der Kamp was developing business models for the toilet.
Aikaterini Anastasopoulou was working on energy modelling and life-cycle assessment.
Kostas Kentrotis worked on preparing the material for the gasifier.
Dr Ayodeji Sowale was working on integrating the components in the “back end” of the toilet.