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Martin Archer's research focuses on the dynamics of Earth’s magnetic field, its interaction with solar wind, and the resultant effects within the magnetosphere. He investigates highly dynamic, non-linear processes that result in transient phenomena impacting both localized and global scales. His work addresses how energetic particles, radiation belts, and electrical currents directed towards the atmosphere lead to auroral processes and variations in ultra-low frequency waves akin to sound. These fluctuations have profound implications for space and ground-based technological infrastructures, resulting in significant technological, economic, and societal consequences known as space weather. In addition to his research work, Archer is engaged in public outreach to make scientific data accessible through innovative methods such as sonification. He has a background in media, having worked as a DJ and presenter, and actively collaborates with educational initiatives. Archer holds leadership roles within the European Geosciences Union, focusing on outreach and education.
Imperial College London • London, England, United Kingdom
Investigates Earth's magnetic field dynamics and their impact on space weather and technology.
Specialisms available in Materials for the Energy Transition or Theory and Simulation of Materials.