Chair in Geophysics at the University of Oxford. Conducted pioneering work on the microseismicity and the use of shear wave splitting to characterize the subsurface.

Professor of Petroleum Geoengineering at the University of Leeds as well as founder and managing director of Petriva Ltd. Directs the the Wolfson multiphase flow laboratory, which specializes in measuring the petrophysical and geomechanical properties of low permeability rocks. A multidisciplinary geoscientist who as published on a wide range of topics including geochemistry, structural geology, petrophysics, geomechanics. Leading expert on fault and top seal analysis.

Founder of Three Cliffs Geomechanical analysis Ltd. Having 35 years of experience developing FE-modelling software and conducting research into subsurface deformation and coupled fluid flow geomechanical modelling

Oxford Net Zero Research Fellow in Geological Carbon Storage. Researching earthquakes triggered by fluid injection, and methods to mitigate induced seismicity. Experienced in a range of techniques from observational seismology, geomechanical modelling, and earthquake statistics to analyse microseismic datasets.