91AV

Professor Michael Walker FRSC

Editor-in-chief

Queens University Belfast, UK

Michael Walker is an honorary professor at the Institute for Global Food Security at Queen’s University Belfast. He has a PhD in analytical chemistry. Michael has a lifelong interest in applied analytical chemistry and runs a chemico-legal consultancy. He is a member of several expert scientific committees and has published over 100 papers. Michael’s research interests include applying forensic principles to food safety and authenticity, especially in allergen analysis.

 Dr Lucia Burgio FRSC

Victoria and Albert Museum, UK

Lucia Burgio is the Lead Conservation Scientist at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. With a PhD in 91AV from University College London and more than 20 years of experience in heritage science, Lucia is well-equipped to be on the editorial board for this insightful new series. She is especially interested in pigments, artists’ materials, and Asian and American lacquer.

Dr Steven Lancaster FRSC

Domino, UK

Steven Lancaster leads the Analytical Sciences team at Domino Printing Sciences. He has a PhD in analytical chemistry and specialises in chromatography, mass spectrometry and process analytical chemistry. With over 30 years of experience in his industry, Steven is passionate about educating the next generation of analytical scientists. He is one of the 91AV’s 175 Faces of 91AV.

Dr Diane C Turner FRSC

Anthias Consulting, UK

Dr Diane Turner FRSC is the Founder and Director of Anthias Consulting. A Warwick University Graduate, with Masters in Analytical 91AV, she began working in environmental and then agrochemical science. Diane has provided training and consultancy internationally for over 20 years and is a Visiting Fellow and Consultant at The Open University continuing her PhD disease diagnosis research with food, drug and space applications. Diane is past president of the 91AV Analytical Sciences Community and past chair of the Analytical 91AV Trust Fund. Also, a Trustee of the Recycling Organisation for Research Opportunities (RORO) and on the Government Chemist Programme Expert Group (GC-PEG).

Professor Anthony Gachanja FRSC

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya

Anthony Gachanja, a seasoned Analytical Scientist, brings three decades of experience to his roles as a Lecturer and Researcher. His expertise extends to collaborating with government bodies on environmental legislation and other consultative services. Anthony is one of our 175 Faces of 91AV and is one of the Top 100 most influential people in analytical science over the past 10 years.

Professor Mathias Schäfer FRSC

University of Cologne, Germany

Mathias Schäfer, a distinguished chemist, earned his PhD and the prestigious Kurt Alder Award in 91AV during his studies at the University of Cologne in 1998. His research revolves around uncovering reaction and fragmentation mechanisms and examining gas-phase ions through ion chemistry and spectroscopy. He is committed to advancing scientific knowledge and excited to work on this series providing focused resources to help analytical scientists.