CEM Scientific Committee We would like to thank all members of the CEM 2025 Scientific Committee for their help in organising this event. CEM Conference Chairman
Rod Robinson, NPL, CEN and ISO standards, Fugitive Emissions, UK and Europe
Principal research scientist at National Physical Laboratory, technical lead for emission and carbon measurement scientific area. Long history of working in standardisation, Former Chairman and Quality officer of STA, involved in developing uk methods eg instrumental SO2, Vice Chair of CEN air quality technical committee, Chairman of UK mirror BSI group, EH 2/1, and convenor of CEN flow and data quality (EN14181) working groups.
EMISSIONS & AIR QUALITY MONITORING
David Graham, UNIPER, UK
David Graham is an Environmental Engineer with Uniper Technologies, working at their Technology Centre near Nottingham, England. He provides technical support in relation to CEMs, emissions reporting and compliance issues for all plant types to the whole of the UK power industry. David chairs or is a member of various relevant groups within the European power sector and the Source Testing Association and is involved in standards development. Before joining Uniper, David was a gas turbine combustion engineer with Alstom for six years and, prior to that, he worked on various aspects of combustion and environmental science with British Gas. David holds a degree in Chemical Engineering, is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and is an Associate of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (AIEMA).
Professor Lesley Sloss FRSC FIEnvSci CEnv, Senior Technical Lead, EPRI International
Lesley is an expert on emissions from the coal sector, especially in emerging regions and has delivered large international projects in countries such as India, Indonesia and South Africa. She acts as Lead on the UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) Coal Partnership Area providing guidance to the delegations on the implementation of the UN Minamata Convention on Mercury. Lesley is an adjunct/visiting professor at Strathclyde University in Scotland and Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.
Professor Milena Horvat, Head, Department of Environmental Sciences, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia
Prof. Milena Horvat is the head of the Department of Environmental Sciences
www.environment.si (since 1997) at the Jožef Stefan Institute and the dean of the Jožef Stefan International Postgraduate School -
www.mps.si (since 2016). Her main expertise is in the field of mercury research, which is interdisciplinary and covers the fields of analytical chemistry, human health, polluted areas, the marine environment, and clean technologies and sensor development. She is the author and co-author of over 300 articles in SCI journals and 24 book chapters. She has organized several international conferences and workshops and has been the guest editor of 16 special issues of journals, including Environmental Health Perspectives, Environmental Research, Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, Marine Chemistry ...). She received the national Ambassador for Science Award in 2002, the national Zois Award for Research Excellence on 2014, and the international Life of Achievement Award at ICMGP in 2019. She has been a supervisor of 18 Doctoral Dissertations and several master’s and diploma theses.
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