Martin Head

Martin Head is a Senior Teaching Fellow at the Centre for Environmental Policy, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Imperial College London. He has been active in teaching and research since 2008, specializing in environmental science, soil quality, and citizen science initiatives.

• Academic Rank: Senior Teaching Fellow
• University: Imperial College London
• Role: Director of Postgraduate Teaching (2022-present)

Research Focus: Martin's work bridges environmental protection, soil science, and the circular economy. He has pioneered citizen science projects like OPAL Soils, engaging the public in environmental data collection.

Article Trends: His publications span soil quality assessment (2014-2010), citizen science methodologies (2011-2012), and concrete microstructure analysis (2008-1998). Key keywords include environmental monitoring, biodiversity conservation, concrete durability, and waste mitigation.

Scientific Awards:

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA)
• Microsoft 365 Champion

Professional Contributions: Martin leads curriculum development for the MSc Environmental Technology program, chairs departmental committees, and collaborates with institutions like the Grantham Institute. He has also served as a personal tutor and former warden in student halls (2002-2016).