Peter Marshall

Peter Marshall is a Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering at Anglia Ruskin University within the Faculty of Science and Engineering and School of Engineering and the Built Environment. Leveraging 25 years of industry experience at Ford Dunton and expertise in real-world engineering challenges, he develops students into industry-ready graduates through practical insights.

His academic qualifications include:

• Postgraduate Certificate in HE, 'Learning and Teaching', Anglia Ruskin University
• PhD, 'Fuel Injection Factors Affecting Engine Performance', University of Nottingham
• BSc (Hons), 2:1, Vehicle Engineering Science, University of Salford
• C&G, 4531 AutoCAD, Broxtowe College

Marshall's research focuses on hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines, structural integrity of large structures (including forensic analysis of failures like the Tay Bridge disaster), and vehicle design. His work bridges theoretical engineering with sustainable energy solutions and safety-critical applications.

His professional recognition includes:

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Marshall actively consults for CMB Tech on CAE modeling of hydrogen systems and supervises research in vehicle development. He has presented on internal combustion engine fundamentals at Ford Dunton and contributes to media discussions on engineering education through platforms like the 'Primary Engineer' podcast.