Dr. Jason Lisle
Dr. Jason Lisle graduated summa cum laude from Ohio Wesleyan University where he double-majored in physics and astronomy and minored in mathematics. He received his master’s degree and Ph.D. from the University of Colorado in Boulder. Dr. Lisle has done extensive research in solar astrophysics at JILA (Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics) using the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) spacecraft. His doctoral dissertation “Probing the Dynamics of Solar Supergranulation and Its Interaction with Magnetism” explored the nature of solar subsurface weather, convection, large-scale solar flows, and near-surface magnetism. Dr. Lisle’s scientific discoveries include the following: the detection of polar alignment of supergranulation, the cause of the large-scale disk convergence anomaly seen in correlation tracking of solar Doppler data, the detection of solar giant cell boundaries, and the cause of the “wavelike” characteristics seen in solar power spectra.
Dr. Lisle has also made contributions in the field of general relativity, having developed a novel technique for computing trajectories in the Schwarzschild metric with subsequent application in other metrics.
In addition to secular research, Dr. Lisle has written articles (and is also a reviewer) for the Answers in Genesis website, the Creation magazine and Answers magazine, as well as in-depth articles for the Journal of Creation (formerly TJ). He has been a reviewer/technical consultant for several books on the topic of creation astronomy; these include Refuting Compromise (by Dr. Jonathan Sarfati), Universe by Design (by Dr. Danny Faulkner), and Dismantling the Big Bang (by Dr. John Hartnett and Alex Williams). Dr. Lisle is a member of the Creation Research Society.
DR. Danny Faulkner
Dr. Danny Faulkner holds an MS in physics from Clemson University, an MA and a PhD in astronomy from Indiana University, and he taught at the University of South Carolina—Lancaster for over 26 years. He has published over 100 papers in various journals.
Prof. Stuart Burgess
APPOINTMENTS
- 1994-1997 Cambridge University, Assistant Director of Research
- 1997-present Bristol University, Professor of Engineering Design
- 2021 Visiting Fellow at Clare Hall College, Cambridge University
AWARDS
- 2021 Fellowship, Clare Hall College, Cambridge University
- 2021 Designer of the transmission for Team GB bikes, Tokyo Olympics
- 2019 IMechE James Clayton Prize
- (Biggest contribution to mechanical engineering science in UK)
- 2019 Designer of the SA deployment mechanism, ESA’s Metop C satellite
- 2017 Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition – Olympic bike design
- 2017 IEOM Global Engineering Education Award
- 2009 Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition – Biomimetics design
- 2008 Wessex Institute Scientific Medal (for bio-inspired design)
- 2002 Designer of the SA deployment mechanism, ESA’s ENVISAT satellite
- 1997 Turner’s Bronze Medal (for spacecraft design)
- 1993 Turner’s Gold Medal (for spacecraft design)
- (Presented by Prof R. N. Franklin, Vice Chancellor of City University)
- 1993 UK Mitutoyo Design Prize (for spacecraft design)
- 1986 UK Design Council Molins Prize (for mechanisms design)
- (Presented by Peter Morrison, Minister of State for Trade & Industry)
- 1985 UK IMechE Queen’s Silver Jubilee Prize
PAPER PRIZES
- 2013 Journal of Lean Six Sigma: Literati Award for Excellence
- 2012 Journal of Smart Materials & Structures: Featured Paper
- 2010 Journal of Lean Six Sigma: Best Paper Prize
- 2002 Process Engineering Prize (IMechE)
- 2001 Water Arbitration Prize (IMechE)
APPOINTMENTS & FELLOWSHIPS
- 2019 External Examiner (Engineering) at Cambridge University
- 2018 Orator for the honorary doctorate for John Deer at Bristol University
- 2011 Orator for the honorary doctorate for Ben Morris at Bristol University
- 2010 Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering, Bristol University
- 2007 Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering, Bristol University
- 2004 Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering, Bristol University
- 2003 Fellow of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers
- 2007 External Examiner (Engineering) at Tokyo University
- 1995 Bye-Fellow of Selwyn College, Cambridge University
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