Hanlin Li In 'Postgraduate Researchers' Abdul HyeAbigail SnowdonAbubakr SiddiqAhmed IbrahimAimee JacksonAlan StephenAlex ThirkellAlexandros SymillidisBeatrice SampsonBhargav PandyaChristopher HarrisonDerek LowDonald InnsGeorge WilsonGraham StevensonHanlin LiHei Son Wong (Brian)Jack HartJames FeltonJames Stewart WalkerJames WakerleyJohn GordonJohn HooperLeon FordLiam CooperMarcus AdamsMarcus TaylorMatthew BirdMelissa OumMilon MiahNaseruddin KhanNor Anisa ArifinOliver Edward FernihoughOsaze OmoregbeOujen Hodjati-PughPushpa PatelRecep AkdenizRhi DixonRobert MatherSam EardleySamuel SogbesanYichang YanZahra RanaZeyu Jiang Back to 'People' Centre for Doctoral Training Doctoral Researcher Address Loughborough Design School,Loughborough University,LoughboroughLE11 3TU Email H.L.LI@lboro.ac.uk Lead Supervisor Professor Andrew Morris Research Summary Hanlin Li joined the Centre for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Research in January 2018 as part of the CDT. Prior to this, he graduated from Loughborough University in June 2016 with an MPhil degree in Automotive Engineering. The aim of his current research is to consider the impacts of human factors on the design of the next-generation Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles. The research will investigate the incidents and accidents scenarios, and identify driver’s behaviours that are likely to cause the potential hazards and generates a protocol regarding both technological and psychological solutions. The research will involve the use of real-world case studies and simulator simulations. Qualifications MEng: Advanced Manufacture Engineering and Management, Loughborough University (2010) MPhil: Automotive Engineering – Internal Combustion Engine, Loughborough University (2016) Biography During his undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, Hanlin covered a wide range of engineering-related subjects including design and machining skills training. He was attracted to the research and design of next-generation vehicles whilst he was doing his MPhil degree. In addition to the research role, he has participated in the management team of an international organisation in the healthcare sector. Hanlin has re-entered education as a full-time researcher under the Centre of Doctoral Training Scheme. Research Hanlin's research is focused on the human factor impacts on the safety issues regarding Hydrogen Fuel Cell technologies, especially in the aspect of automotive applications. Other activities Hanlin enjoys a range of hobbies including archery, hiking and reading. Publications