Dr Ruchi Choudhary
University of Cambridge
Professor Alan Short
University of Cambridge
Meet the MAgic team
Sophy Bristow
Project Coordinator
University of Cambridge
project administration
Research Assistants
Dr Megan Davies-Wkyes
University of Cambridge
principal investigators
The MAGIC Project consists of a multi-disciplinary team of dedicated world-leading researchers from the Universities of Cambridge, Surrey and Imperial College London, working in departments such as Applied Mathematics, Engineering, Architecture and Geography. Further cross-functional collaborations occur with departments such as Health Science, Economics and Social Policy.
Dr Laetitia Mottet
Fluidity Modelling
Imperial College London
Professor Rod Jones
University of Cambridge
Dr David Birch
University of Surrey
affiliated academics
Dr Will Lin
Wind Tunnel Modelling
University of Surrey
Dr Michael Herzog
University of Cambridge
Dr Matteo Carpentieri
University of Surrey
Dr Elsa Aristodemou
London South Bank University/ Imperial College London
Professor Alan Robins
Principal Investigator
University of Surrey
Professor Yi-ke Guo
Imperial College London
affiliated phd students
University of Cambridge
David Parker- Natural Ventilation
(Paul Linden)
University of Surrey
Lara Beaton- Tall buildings and air quality
(Matteo Carpentieri)
Imperial College London
Carolanne Vouriot- Building ventilation flows
(Henry Burridge/Chris Pain)
University of Cagliri
Michela Garagu- Atmospheric and urban boundary layers
(Alan Robins)
Dr Dunhui Xiao
Reduced Order Modelling
Imperial College London
Dr Audrey de Nazelle
Imperial College London
Dr Jiyun Song
Building Energy Modelling
University of Cambridge
Professor Eric Yeatman
Imperial College London
Dr Rossella Arcucci
Data Assimilation Modelling
Imperial College London
Dr David Boyle
Imperial College London
Professor Helen ApSimon
Imperial College London
Dr Henry Burridge
Imperial College London
our mission
01. Develop cities with no air pollution or heat island effect
The ultimate aim of this project is to find a cost-beneficial method in which to change the way our cities are developing. The Victorians improved health by covering sewage systems- let's see if we can do the same by improving air quality.
02. Work with others to improve our research
This project encompases a transdisciplinary research group from the Universities of Cambridge, Surrey and ICL, but we know that innovations take place beyond our reach, therefore we want to work with other academics and industry partners to further our work.
03. Share our research to improve global communities
We want to inform decision makers to ensure the results of this project can benefit cities across the globe, therefore we are excited to share all elements of our research to ensure the sustainable development of cities for the future.
Envisaging a world with greener cities.
Dr Huw Woodward
Atmospheric Modelling
Imperial College London
Professor Gary Hunt
University of Cambridge
Dr Shiwei Fan
Sensor Development
University of Cambridge
investigators
Dr Ying Jin
University of Cambridge
Dr Dimitrios Pavlidis
Imperial College London
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