Ling Wang, University of Southampton
Ling is Professor of Tribo-Sensing at the national Centre for
Advanced Tribology at Southampton (nCATS), University of Southampton. She has
over 25 years research experience in the field of tribology and sensing and
published over 100 research papers in relevant areas. Her research focuses
on tribology of rolling contact fatigue; novel sensing techniques
for tribological contacts; and intelligent tribological systems using
machine learning methods. She is Fellow of British Institute of
Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) and chairs the Tribology Group Committee at
Institute of Physics since 2022. She won the 2017 BINDT COMADIT Prize and the
2021 IMechE Donald Julius Groen Prize.
Prof Ian Sherrington, Director: Jost Institute for Tribotechnology, University of Central Lancashire
Ian Sherrington has been a passionate advocate of tribology as an element of sustainable engineering for many years, promoting good practice in tribology as tool to help arrest climate change by reducing power loss, emissions and the waste of materials. In 2000 he edited a book “Total Tribology” to encourage the use of best practice in tribology at all life cycle stages of a product. More recently, he instigated this series of workshops, “Tribology and the Journey to Net Zero”, now in their fourth year, with the aim of inspiring tribologists to maintain the momentum of applying good practice in tribology to optimise mechanism and system designs to reduce friction (power loss) and wear (material waste) thereby supporting good environmental practice.
Professor Honor Powrie, University of Southampton
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