Peter Clark Email & Phone Number

Leading the Net Zero Team while we find a permanent replacement

Peter is Head of Chemistry & Industrial Biotechnology at KTN where one of his key roles is to oversee programmes/ activities where innovation in chemistry and industrial biotechnology can play a key role in creating positive change. Peter also works closely with key stakeholders from Government and the private sector to develop new programmes/ initiatives.

Norfolk, England

The Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) is the UK’s Innovation Network connecting people to speed up innovation, solve problems and find markets for new ideas. It's primary role is to nurture, develop and scale up innovation within business, connecting innovators with the wider knowledge economy.We work with large and small companies, government agencies and.

Belfast, United Kingdom

Melbourne, Australia

Chemistry Australia is the pre-eminent national body representing Australia’s chemicals industry.

East Melbourne

Reporting directly to the Senior Executive management team to assist in identifying and developing new systems, processes and reporting tools to further close the gap between research activities and commercial outcomes on projects associated with MBD’s products-from-algae (biochemicals/ etc) and bioremediation services.

Melbourne, Australia

Working as part of a high performance specialist team, providing environment & sustainability assurance & advisory services to Australia’s largest and most successful companies.

Melbourne, Victoria

Working in the ‘industrial facilities’ team at PJRA, providing advisory and environmental auditing services to clients from various industry sectors. As a senior member of the consulting team I had responsibilities across the whole life cycle of projects, including: assessing client needs; managing project budgets and timelines; contract review; client.

Working under the supervision of Prof. Milton Hearn to investigate the potential of spinning disk reactor technology for catalytic reactions

Nottingham, United Kingdom

Working under the supervision of Prof. Martyn Poliakoff in the Clean Technology Group at University of Nottingham - and also in collaboration with Dr Andy Wells from AstraZeneca - to investigate the synthesis of pharmaceuticals using heterogeneous catalysis in a continuous flow reactor and supercritical carbon dioxide as the main solvent.During my PhD I.