James Taylor

James Taylor serves as an Assistant Professor in Propulsion and Power at the University of Cambridge and is a Fellow of King's College Cambridge, where he teaches undergraduate engineers and champions thermofluid mechanics research.

His academic foundation includes:

• PhD in "Three-Dimensional Mechanisms in Compressor Flows" from the Whittle Laboratory, University of Cambridge (2015)

Research focuses on propulsion systems, power generation, and compressor aerodynamics, with expertise in three-dimensional flow phenomena and thermofluid dynamics. His work bridges theoretical fluid mechanics with practical aerospace applications.

Professional distinctions:

• Rolls-Royce Fellow in Compressor Aerodynamics (2015-2022)

Dr. Taylor maintains strong ties with the Whittle Laboratory, a world-leading propulsion research center, and contributes to the Department of Engineering's thermofluid curriculum. His teaching emphasizes experimental methods and computational modeling in turbomachinery design.