A T Lubben

A T Lubben is a Professor in Material and Chemical Characterisation (MC2) at the University of Bath, with a prominent role in national research infrastructure leadership. They serve as Principal Investigator on multiple EPSRC and UKRI-funded projects and hold strategic advisory roles in major UK research councils, including the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), and Medical Research Council (MRC).

Their research focuses on mass spectrometry, LC-MS, chiral chromatography, and environmental chemistry, particularly in the analysis of emerging contaminants in wastewater. They are deeply engaged in the sustainability and management of core research facilities in higher education, contributing to national policy and infrastructure development.

Their recent publications demonstrate expertise in analytical method development for environmental and biochemical applications, including chiral analysis, proteomics, and biopharmaceutical characterization. The work spans chemistry, environmental science, and molecular biology, with increasing emphasis on sustainability and research infrastructure resilience.

• Chair of Facilities Strategic Advisory Group, STFC
• Chair of EPSRC Strategic Advisory Team for Research Infrastructure
• Committee Member, MRC Strategic Advisory Group for Infrastructure and Capital
• Member, Henry Royce Institute Strategic Advisory Board
• Chair, GW4 Technical Infrastructure and Knowledge Working Group

Lubben actively contributes to the academic community through conference presentations, training courses, and leadership in research technical professional networks. They have supervised research work and led large collaborative projects such as the South West Regional Centre of Excellence for 2D-LC-HRIM-MS and the TSNROKS initiative to support research technical professionals.

They are involved in advanced analytical facilities including NMR, mass spectrometry, and cryogenic testing infrastructure, reflecting a strong commitment to cutting-edge research instrumentation and its sustainable operation.