Prof. Ken Morgan

• Occupation: Professor, School of Engineering, Swansea University
• University Education:  BSc, PhD (Swansea University), DSc (Eng) (Swansea University)
• Other Qualifications:  FIMA, CMath, FICW, CEng, FREng 
• Research Interests:  Computational fluid dynamics, computational electromagnetics, mesh generation and adaptivity, wave propagation
• Awards:
  • Fellow, Royal Academy of Engineering, 1997
  • Computational Mechanics Award, International Association of Computational Mechanics, for outstanding contributions in the area of computational fluid dynamics, 1998
  • NASA Group Achievement Award for work on the development of a numerical procedure to aid the design of national aerospace plane engine cowl leading edges subjected to shock/shock interference heating, 1989
  • Fellow, International Association of Computational Mechanics, 2004
  • Honorary Fellow, International Association for Computational Fluid Dynamics, 2003
  • Catherine Richards Prize for the best paper in Mathematics Today, Institute of Mathematics and Its Applications, 1999
  • The Catherine Richards prize for the best paper of 1999 in Mathematics Today entitled ‘Why didn’t the supersonic car fly’
• Project Role: Prof. Morgan was extensively involved with the computational analysis procedures that were carried out for the successful Thrust SSC Project. He is now lending his expertise to the BLOODHOUND SSC computational aerodynamics analysis. 
• Read Prof. Morgan's official Swansea University webpage