Eric Martin, Ph.D., P.Eng. Email & Phone Number

Rochester, Gb

Rochester, Gb

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

A dynamic Senior Hydrogeologist with a rich background in environmental policy and hydrogeology. Contributed six years of invaluable expertise to the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks. Adept in providing technical guidance for contaminated lands, renewable energy infrastructure, and water resource investigations. Demonstrated proficiency in stakeholder engagement, regulatory compliance, and environmental assessment processes. Noteworthy achievements include successful oversight of multiple high-impact projects and court submissions. Committed to advancing sustainable practices and safeguarding natural resources. Adept at bridging technical knowledge with policy implementation for comprehensive environmental solutions.

Edgbaston, England, United Kingdom

As fixed-term Lecturer in Hydrogeology at the University of Birmingham, I brought forth a unique blend of academic rigor and practical field expertise. I delivered in-depth coursework in Groundwater Flow and Transport Theory, and led hands-on instruction in groundwater equipment operation. This academic foundation builds upon my extensive research experience, contributing to the understanding of mass transfer mechanisms in groundwater systems. Committed to nurturing the next generation of environmental professionals while advancing innovative solutions in hydrogeology.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Bringing over four years of teaching experience as an Adjunct Professor at Queen's University. Exceled in adapting, designing and delivering courses in Hydrogeology, Professional Skills for Civil Engineers, Numerical Methods, and Chemistry for Civil Engineers. Leveraged practical industry insights to enrich curriculum and foster a holistic understanding of engineering concepts. Championed professional ethics and societal responsibility, ingraining essential skills for future engineers. This tenure also encompassed key contributions to research projects, where I delved into groundbreaking studies on groundwater remediation and mass transfer mechanisms. Committed to shaping the next generation of engineering talent while advancing knowledge at the intersection of academia and industry.Responsible for the delivery of course content, evaluation of students, organization of tutorial sessions and all associated administrative activities for three undergraduate-level courses in the Department of Civil Engineering at Queen’s University.

Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Over the span of twelve years, I have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to advancing knowledge in hydrogeology through research roles at Queen's University. As a Research Assistant, I conducted a multi-disciplinary project, integrating chemical, hydraulic, electrical, and thermal considerations to groundwater remediation. My Ph.D. focused on mass transfer mechanisms during electrical resistance heating. My MSc delved into the impact of low permeability barriers on thermal remediation efficacy. These studies produced invaluable insights, resulting in a series of peer-reviewed publications and numerous conference presentations.

Phd, Civil Engineering

Master Of Science (Msc), Civil Engineering (Hydrogeology)

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), English Literature

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Chemical Engineering