Phillippe Sentenac

Dr. Phillippe Sentenac is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at the University of Strathclyde, specializing in geophysical methods for infrastructure and environmental assessment.

• Focuses on Electrical Resistivity Tomography, Ground Penetrating Radar, and Self Potential techniques
• Key areas: coastal concrete structures, flood embankments, dams, and landfills
• Principal Investigator for projects totaling £60k+ funding from AXA, EPSRC, and industry partners

Research Interests:
» Pollution remediation in consolidated clay
» Geophysical detection of fissures and voids
» Sustainable groundwater management in Malawi/Nigeria

Scientific Awards:

• Geometrics Scholarship Award (2012)
• IAA Project Shortlisted for 'Engineer, Collaborate to Innovate' (2016)

Professional Activities:
• Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Geosciences (2008-present)
• Visiting Researcher at INSA Toulouse-LMDC (2016)
• Collaborated with French institutions (Ecole des Mines d'Ales, Grenoble University)