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Professor Timothy Grant Leighton FREng CEng CPhys FInstP FIOA FASA
Professor of Ultrasonics and Underwater Acoustics, Institute of Sound and
Vibration Research, University of Southampton
Timothy Leighton delivers world-leading engineering advances in acoustics;
taking fundamental studies through to applications in oceanography, chemistry, biomedicine and
zoology. He has recently devised a new method to more accurately measure gas bubbles in pipelines,
which is of vital interest to manufacturing, power and petrochemical industries. While he has
advanced knowledge in areas as diverse as whale song and extra-terrestrial sound, he has also
delivered pioneering engineering products, processes and practices, from award-winning healthcare
to sonar.
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