Herts Dean of the School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science elected as president of the Aerosol Society

Daniel McCluskey, Dean of the School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Hertfordshire and Professor of Aerosol Biodetection Technology, has been elected as the new President of the Aerosol Society at their annual AGM and conference.

Professor McCluskey brings a wealth of experience and an exceptional track record of leadership, innovation and collaboration. As a Dean at Herts, he has demonstrated strategic vision and a deep commitment to advancing engineering education, research, and enterprise. His ability to foster successful multidisciplinary collaborations between academia and industry has positioned him as a leading figure in his field.

For over 30 years the Aerosol Society has been bringing together academia, government bodies and industry to advance the scientific knowledge and supporting infrastructure to the study of airborne particles. Members’ interests are numerous and include climate and atmospheric modelling, nanotechnology, development of inhaled therapies and air pollution.

Professor McCluskey’s expertise and ongoing work in the development of aerosol biodetection technologies at the University of Hertfordshire sees him well placed to lead the organisation as its president, with his research and leadership aligned with the core ambitions of the society.

Professor McCluskey said: “It is an immense honour to serve as president and I am grateful to those members and delegates who voted for me. I now look forward to working closely with our members to drive forward innovative research and impactful solutions that address global challenges, foster the next generation of scientists and engineering talent, and strengthen partnerships between academia and industry. Together, we can build on the Aerosol Society’s proud legacy of excellence and impact.”

Read more about the Aerosol Society or learn about studying biodetection at Herts.