Marc Stettler

Prof. Marc Stettler is a Professor in Transport and the Environment at Imperial College London's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. He leads the Transport & Environment Laboratory and the Network of Excellence in Aerosols and Health, and serves as Director of Undergraduate Studies for the MEng in Civil Engineering. His research focuses on mitigating transport's climate and air pollution impacts, particularly through aerosol science, sustainable aviation, and lifecycle analysis of alternative fuels. He has held roles from Lecturer (2015) to his current Professorship (2024).

Education:

• PhD in Aviation Emissions Impacts (University of Cambridge, 2013)
• MPhil in Engineering for Sustainable Development (Cambridge)
• BSc in Natural Sciences (University of Durham)

Research Interests: Prof. Stettler investigates aerosol characterization, contrail formation, sustainable aviation fuels, and urban transport emissions. His work bridges engineering, policy, and environmental science to address global challenges like climate change and air quality.

Awards:

• President's Award for Outstanding Early Career Researcher (2018)
• Outstanding PhD Dissertation Prize (2014)

Advising & Grants: As Imperial lead for the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Aerosol Science, he oversees interdisciplinary research collaborations. His projects include the CocipGrid contrail forecasting system and studies on hydrogen-powered aircraft design.

Labs & Teams: The Transport & Environment Laboratory focuses on advanced modelling and experimental techniques. Collaborations span industry and academia, addressing aerosol science, air quality, and climate policy.