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Peter Glynne-Jones is an Associate Professor at the University of Southampton, specializing in the manipulation of microscopic particles using forces generated by ultrasonic waves. His teaching interests center on electronics and project-based learning. Over the years, he has collaborated closely with biologists and clinicians, aiming to leverage ultrasound to address challenges posed by creating structures in the human body and designing innovative microfluidic systems for disease detection. He employs acoustic manipulation to develop advanced imaging systems for human cells and plankton samples from the ocean. A passionate advocate for STEM, he has created interactive exhibits showcased at prominent events such as the Royal Society Summer Exhibition and the Cheltenham Science Festival. Glynne-Jones graduated with a Ph.D. in 2001 from the University of Southampton, where he created a key piezoelectric vibration energy harvester that significantly contributed to the field of energy harvesting. Additionally, he is the President of the Acoustofluidics Society, fostering collaboration within the international research community. His research interests include ultrasonic cell handling and high-throughput imaging techniques.
University of Southampton • Southampton, ENG
Teaches and leads research in the field of ultrasonic manipulation and electronics as part of the Mechatronics theme in the Mechanical Engineering undergraduate program.