09/13英巴斯教授威久面試

　　時 間：9月13日(周四) pm04:30-06:00

　   特邀嘉賓：Gary Hawley教授，工程與設計學院院長

                         Professor Furong Li，巴斯大學電子電氣工程高級教授，四川大學客座教授

       地 點：海淀區中關村大街32號和盛嘉業大廈11層

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　   講座主題：“減低碳足跡”

　　時        間：2012年9月13日

　　地       點：北京科技大學

　　主講嘉賓：英國巴斯大學工程與設計學院院長，Gary Hawley教授

                            巴斯大學電子電氣工程高級教授，四川大學客座教授，Professor Furong Li

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Driving down the carbon footprint

　　

- CO2 and cars

　　

Professor J Gary Hawley

　　

Dean and Medlock Chair of Engineering

　　

Faculty of Engineering & Design

　　

University of Bath, UK

　　Abstract.In 2000 cars accounted for 7% of all global CO2 emissions and this figure continues to rise. Accepting that climate change is with us, reducing the carbon foot of our ‘personal’ transport to acceptable levels is a major challenge. A number of searching issues will be addressed including the use of biofuels, are they part of the solution or are they part of the problem. Will electric vehicles ever become a substitute for current petroleum fuelled transport and are we ever likely to see hydrogen emerge as a dominant energy vector.  What are the emerging technologies that will impact on cost effective low carbon vehicles and can technology deliver the savings required. The lecture will raise awareness of the carbon footprint of our cars and what the future technology and societal challenges are to drive it down. It will also be an opportunity to consider the wider sustainability of our personal transport.

　　Professor Gary Hawleyis the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering & Design at the University of Bath, he also holds the prestigious Medlock Chair of Engineering in recognition of, “excellent academic research and its application to industry”.

　　He has published over 150 papers on various aspects of diesel engineering, low carbon and fuel efficient automotive engines and the use of bio-fuels on the effect of engine performance and durability. He has an extensive record of successful engagement with the automotive industry leading numerous projects in collaboration with the Ford Motor Company and BP. Inthe 15 years that he has been at Bath, he has secured over ￡10 M to fund his own research. He is a member of theAll Party Parliamentary Low Carbon Transport Group and an International Scientific Advisor to the Canadian Government. He joined the academic staff in the department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bath in 1995 after careers with both the National Coal Board and the Royal Navy.