Duke Gledhill

Duke Gledhill is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Huddersfield. He is affiliated with multiple research centers including the Centre for Visual and Immersive Computing, Centre for Sustainable Computing, and Centre for Autonomous and Intelligent Systems. His research spans surface measurement, virtual reality, and digital media.

• Joined the University of Huddersfield in 1997 (student), graduated in 2001, and began teaching after doctoral studies in 2004.
• Active in UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through sustainable computing initiatives.

Research Interests

Gledhill's work focuses on surface measurement, virtual reality, and imaging techniques. He explores lighting effects in immersive environments, photogrammetry optimization for metaverse applications, and biometric authentication in VR. His SDG contributions emphasize sustainable digital engineering.

Advising & Supervision

• Accepts PhD students in virtual reality and digital media domains.
• Supervised 6 students according to Huddersfield's records.

Labs & Collaborations

Key member of the Centre for Visual and Immersive Computing (CVIC) and collaborates with sustainable/AI research groups. Engages in cross-disciplinary projects involving orthopedics, educational technology, and games development.