Summary
Marc Stettler is a science director and academic leader with eight years of focused experience in transport, air quality and aerosol science, currently holding roles at Contrails.org and Imperial College London. He progressed through the academic ranks from lecturer to professor, combining rigorous PhD research on aviation black carbon with applied leadership at AllowAIR to translate science into policy and industry practice. Based in Stony Stratford, he blends deep physical science training (PhD, Cambridge; BSc in Physics and Maths) with hands-on work on transport emissions, energy-efficient cities and sustainable freight. Known for a wry technical sense of humour (Fortran quip on GitHub), he bridges modelling, measurement and stakeholder engagement to influence real-world air quality outcomes.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Engineering, Award for Outstanding PhD Dissertation, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Engineering, Award for Outstanding PhD Dissertation at University of Cambridge
BSc, Natural Science (Physics and Maths), BSc, Natural Science (Physics and Maths) at Durham University
English, German