Jonathan Terry

Dr. Jonathan G. Terry is Senior Lecturer and Head of Graduate School at the University of Edinburgh's School of Engineering, where he leads research in the Institute for Integrated Micro and Nano Systems. His work focuses on developing smart sensor systems using novel fabrication processes at the Scottish Microelectronics Centre facilities.

His qualifications include:

• BEng in Electronic Engineering (UMIST)
• MSc in Microelectronic Materials and Device Technology (UMIST)
• PhD in Solid State Electronics (UMIST)

Terry's research spans physical, biological, chemical, medical, astronomical, and harsh-environment sensing applications. He holds patents and has authored over 100 publications in microsystems development. Current projects examine implantable microsystems for anti-cancer therapy, enhanced boiling surfaces, and Leidenfrost-based energy harvesting. His teaching portfolio includes Microelectronics, Professional Engineering Issues, and Microfabrication Techniques courses.

As Head of Graduate School, Terry oversees academic programs while maintaining research activities in sensor integration with foundry CMOS circuitry. His group develops novel fabrication techniques for applications ranging from medical diagnostics to renewable energy systems.