Hawkins Welcomes Materials Expert Stephen Rowbotham
Hawkins would like to extend a warm welcome to materials expert, Stephen Rowbotham.
Amir Hajdaei
Amir is an experienced materials engineering with experience in dealing with wide range of material such as metals and ceramics and in depth knowledge of fibre reinforced composites and polymers.
Materials Expert Dr Philippa Moore Under the Spotlight
We recently interviewed Philippa to get an insight as to what is needed to be a forensic investigator and what she enjoys most about the role.
If You Cannot Confirm The Provenance, How Do You Expect Me To Provide Expert Testimony?
When conducting criminal investigations, the chain of custody was very clear on all my cases. In civil accident investigation cases, establishing the provenance was critical.
Materials Expert Dr Chun Chan Under the Spotlight
Dr Chun Chan discusses what it’s like to be a forensic investigator, what he enjoys most about his role and the more challenging aspects.
Philippa Moore Guest Lectures at Cranfield University
Philippa’s lecture on ‘materials science for fire investigation’ included scientific principles and observations such as material’s behaviour with heat, contact alloying, arc mapping, glass fracture, corrosion, and laboratory analysis tools.
Time-Dependent Behaviour Of Welds In Steel Connection As Subjected To Fire Temperatures
This article emphasises the importance of time or loading rate effects on the behaviour of welds and welded connection when exposed to fire.
Birmingham Series – The Role of Chemistry in Loss & Injury
This webinar discusses personal injury, property damage and business interruption losses across a range of industries where chemistry has played a role.
Hawkins Welcomes Mechanical Engineer Ian Jeavons
Hawkins welcomes mechanical engineer Ian Jeavons to our Leeds Office.
Hawkins Welcomes Mechanical Engineer Natasha Moore
Natasha is now an Associate based in our Bristol Office and will be a great addition to both the mechanical and materials engineering teams at Hawkins.