Leighton Holyfield
Leighton graduated from the Universiy of Birmingham in 2013 with a MEng in Chemical Engineering with International Study. This included a year studying at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, Wyoming. His final year research project involved the long term testing and performance analysis of an alkaline electrolyser for hydrogen production. His interests include watching and playing sport, rock music, and travelling.
- Design of Safe Hybrid Hydrogen Storage Tanks with Professor Tim Mays and Dr Andrew Burrows; Industrial Partner: EPL Composite Solutions Ltd – PhD project
- Activated amides for the synthesis of metallopolymers with Dr Ruth Webster and Dr Valeska Ting — 2nd MRes project
- Hydrogen storage using hybrid solid-state/high-pressure gas systems with Professor Tim Mays and Dr Andrew Burrows — 1st MRes project
