Robert Jenner

Dr Robert Jenner serves as a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering at the University of Greenwich, a position held continuously since 2003. His academic career at Greenwich commenced earlier as a Part-time Lecturer in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (1995-2003), complemented by industry experience as a Research and Development Engineer at Zarlink Semiconductor Ltd (2000-2002).

His research exhibits a dual trajectory: In engineering education, he pioneers project-based learning methodologies to transform student engagement and curriculum delivery, evidenced by his 2011-2012 publications. Concurrently, his technical work focuses on amorphous semiconductor sensor arrays for optical process tomography, leveraging expertise in digital signal processing, ASIC hardware design, System-on-Chip architectures, and simulation tools (C++, VHDL, Matlab, Simulink).

Publication analysis reveals a strategic evolution from semiconductor sensor development (1997-2002) toward educational innovation (2011-2012). Early works detail high-voltage experimental systems and photoconductivity techniques for sensor characterization, while recent contributions establish project-based learning as a cornerstone of modern engineering pedagogy.

No scientific awards, research grants, student advising records, or laboratory team affiliations were documented in available sources.