Jeremy Double

Dr. Jeremy Double is a part-time Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at the Department of Physical and Life Sciences, School of Applied Sciences, University of Huddersfield. With over three decades of experience in chemical engineering and process science, his career spans academia, industry, and professional training, including roles at Britest Ltd, Avecia Ltd, and the University of Bradford. He actively accepts PhD students and contributes to graduate-level education and industrial training.

• Current Position: Part-time Lecturer, University of Huddersfield
• Previous Roles: Senior Innovation Specialist at Britest Ltd, Senior Process Engineer at Avecia Ltd, Lecturer at University of Bradford
• Research Focus: Process intensification, biomass conversion, liquid fuels, and sustainable chemical processes

Dr. Double’s research interests center on process intensification methodologies, biomass utilization for liquid fuels, gasification, and sustainable chemical engineering. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in energy and environmental sustainability. He has developed computer tools for process modeling and delivered training courses for academic and industrial audiences.

The 15 most recent articles highlight his expertise in chemical process optimization, pharmaceutical plant cleaning sustainability, and EU-funded projects like PILLS. Keywords include Chemical Engineering, Renewable Energy, Process Modeling, and Industrial Innovation, with sub-fields spanning Pharmaceutical Process Optimization, Liquid-Liquid Systems, Feedstock Development, and Microwave Applications.

Activities include numerous oral and poster presentations at international conferences such as CHISA and EPIC, focusing on solvent selection, equipment methodology, and process intensification. His collaborative work with industry partners demonstrates practical applications of his research.