Mrs Lyndsay Dunne
Research Fellow
Location: Shrivenham campus
E: j.l.dunne@cranfield.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)1793 785326
Department of Engineering and Applied Science
Current activities
Chemical & Biological Defence Science- teaching Physiology and Toxicology, Chemical and Biological Warfare AgentsOrganiser National Authorities Course and CBRN Defence Science Course
Testing of materials against CW agents.
Quantitative Risk Assessment of MOD Explosive Storage and Handling Facilities
Adsorption characterisation of carbons.
Chemical Hardness and Decontamination of Equipment
Air and water purification.
Gas and vapour detection.
Testing of respirators, smoke hoods and face masks.
Maintaining departmental capability for the measurement of thermal output from energetic materials
Explosives testing.
Heat dose measurements from explosives and pyrotechnics
DEAS Safety Health and Environment Coordinator
Chairman DEAS Health and Safety Committee
Clients
DOSG, Avon Rubber Ltd. Freudenberg Non Woven Ltd. Racal Acoustics, BAE Systems, FCO, HOSDB, DE & S.Background
Lyndsay Dunne began her career with the Civil Service working for the DHSS in Reading. Later she studied at Weston-super-Mare technical college for a City and Guilds diploma in health and beauty therapy before running her own business as a health and beauty therapist.
Lyndsay took a career break in order to raise her two children and then enrolled for an BSc with the Open University and graduated in 1994.
In 1990 she joined the Royal Military College of Science, now the Defence College of Management and Technology, as a technician in Dr. Mike Williams’ group.
Lyndsay was promoted to her current post of Research Fellow in 1996.
