Dr Wayne Lam
Operations Manager
Bragg 013
- Email: wayne.lam@brunel.ac.uk
- Tel: +44 (0)1895 265358
Summary
Wayne graduated in Materials Engineering from the University of Bath and went on to complete an MSc in Environmental Science. He worked for the International Tin Research Institute for over 20 years, during which time he completed a PhD in tin alloy coatings. As part of the Institute's evolution, Wayne oversaw the laboratory group's commercial testing activities, working on over 10,000 consultancy contracts and authored over 2,000 technical reports.
In Jan 2023, Wayne joined the Experimental Techniques Centre at Brunel University as its Business Operations Manager. As well as line managing a highly qualified team of Scientific Officers, Wayne also looks after the commercial and finance facets of the centre. Wayne's particular area of expertise is delivering micro-sectioning support to industry, a service he continues to provide to his contacts in the engineering and manufacturing sectors. Various companies from the electronics, aerospace, military and telecommunications industries have continued to approach Wayne for his cross-sectioning and failure analysis work. The result has been a significant increase in external revenue for the facility's cost centre.
Wayne's considerable experience in industy has made him well suited to supporting a broad range of initiatives and activities at Brunel University. These include working with different departments and on various groups/panels such as Tech Ops, Invoicing, Payments, TRAC, HEBCIS, Recruitment, TechNet and Student Societies.
Responsibility
To promote the visibility and profile of the ETC across both the university and industry in order to drive more work into the labs and increase overall utilisation of the kit and equipment. The intention is to ensure smooth running of the facility and a high level of satisfaction from all our users and customers!
Publications
Liu, H., Tinsley, T., Lam, W., Addepalli, S., Liu, X., Starr, A. and Zhao, Y. (2020) 'A Novel Inspection Technique for Electronic Components Using Therography (NITECT)' Sensors 2020, 20(17), 5013 https://doi.org/10.3390/s20175013
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