Tim Harrison

Tim Harrison is a Teaching Fellow in Control Systems Engineering at Loughborough University. He holds a PhD in High Lift Aerodynamics (University of Manchester, 2006) and an MEng in Aerospace Engineering (UMIST, 1999). His research focuses on control systems and dynamics in transport engineering, particularly railway systems, including energy-efficient rail vehicle models, fault-tolerant track switches, and aerodynamic innovations. His work addresses challenges like leaf-induced rail dynamics and energy consumption reduction.

Key projects include the REPOINT track switch system, emphasizing self-adjusting mechanisms and multi-channel redundancy. His articles highlight advancements in rail infrastructure resilience, actuation systems, and sustainable transportation solutions. Collaborations likely involve industry partnerships given his applied research focus.

Tim’s career bridges academia and industry, with contributions to both theoretical and applied engineering problems in railway and aerospace domains.