David Barton (Bristol)
Areas of expertise; mathematical modelling for engineering applications, dynamics of nonlinear systems, systems with delay (mostly delay differential equations), vibration based energy harvesting, and numerical methods for dynamical systems (particularly in the area of bifurcation analysis)

Ludovic Renson (Imperial College London/Bristol)
Area of expertise: structural dynamics, dynamics of nonlinear systems, numerical methods for dynamical systems, nonlinear model reduction, experimental testing.

Tom Hill (Bristol)
Areas of expertise: Nonlinear dynamics, Nonlinear modelling, System identification

Jason Zheng Jiang (Bristol)
Areas of expertise: Dynamic analysis and control strategy for linear and nonlinear systems, vibration mitigation, passive and (semi)-active suspension design, network synthesis theory.

Jim Woodhouse (Cambridge)
Areas of expertise; vibration of complex structures, mechanics of musical instruments, brake squeal & other frictionally-excited vibration, and identification & modelling of vibration damping.

Tore Butlin (Cambridge)
Areas of expertise; vibration of complex structures with localised non-linearities, sensitivity & uncertainty in complex structures, turbine blade rotor / stator interaction, dynamics and control of oilwell drills, and friction-induced vibration

Peter Green (Liverpool)
Areas of expertise: background is in structural dynamics, but he now develops uncertainty quantification and machine learning methods for engineering disciplines

Rob Barthorpe (Sheffield)
Areas of expertise; novel experimental and data-modelling techniques, structural health monitoring, model-form uncertainty, and applications to aerospace structures, wind turbines & civil infrastructure.

Elizabeth Cross (Sheffield)
Areas of expertise; structural health monitoring, time series analysis, machine learning and nonlinearity in structural dynamics.

Nikos Dervilis (Sheffield)
Areas of expertise: Structural Health Monitoring (SHM): machine learning and pattern recognition techniques for data analysis, structural damage characterisation and non-destructive evaluation methods, Onshore and offshore wind farms, sustainable energy systems, Data analysis and information learning tools, Nonlinear dynamics and advanced signal processing.

Maryam Ghandchi Tehrani (Gronigen)
Areas of expertise; structural modification, active vibration control, inverse problems via eigenvalue assignment, robust
control, nonlinear vibration control.

Alex Shaw (University of Swansea) Areas of expertise: Structural dynamics, composite structures, nonlinear vibration, rotordynamics, morphing aircraft (fixed and rotary wing).

Sondipon Adhikari (University of Swansea)
Areas of expertise: Mechanics of metamaterials, dynamics of multi-scale systems, uncertainty quantification in computational mechanics, micromechanical sensing and inverse problems, vibration energy harvesting.

Alice Miller (Glasgow) Areas of expertise: sing mathematical techniques to analyse complex software systems. These systems include autonomous vehicles (such as UAVs), robots, and telecommunications systems.

Michal Kalkowski (Southampton) Areas of expertise: modelling waves in all media, across all frequency regimes – non-destructive testing – imaging and material characterisation – ground vibration and leak detection – machine learning in NDE

Matthew Bonney (Swansea) was a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Sheffield developing digital operational platforms for digital twins. He is now a lecture at the University of Swansea.  His research focuses on software tool development and modeling uncertainty for structural dynamics. This study of uncertainty focuses is utilizing Hyper-Dual numbers for the calculation of numerical derivatives used for aleatoric uncertainty and various modeling of epistemic uncertainty. Additionally, he has an interest in contact/joint mechanics for high consequence systems. He received his M.S. in Mechanical Engineering (2013) and Ph.D. in Engineering Mechanics (2017) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. After graduation, Matthew was a postdoctoral fellow for the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission and a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Nottingham.