As a Lead Researcher at DTI’s printed electronics group, Zachary leverages his robust background in applied physics and electrical engineering to bring a distinctive combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on expertise to the field. His interdisciplinary experience proves invaluable in bridging the critical gap between materials science and electronic systems—a crucial intersection for advancing technology innovation.
Under his leadership, the DTI printed electronics group pursues cutting-edge research initiatives encompassing sustainable materials, smart textiles, and advanced manufacturing processes. The group’s comprehensive expertise spans multiple domains, including the development of environmentally conscious ink formulations, optimisation of screen-printing processes for scale-up operations, and the creation of sophisticated embedded sensor systems. Their work extends to seamlessly integrating electronic components within textiles and optimising power management systems for smart garments.
Zachary’s methodical approach to documentation and quality control ensures that innovative designs successfully transition from laboratory concepts to mass-producible products. His strategic oversight of flexible electronics development has established new benchmarks in sustainable electronic manufacturing. By combining his technical acumen with strong leadership skills, he continues to drive transformative projects that advance the convergence of sustainable electronics and textile engineering, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in smart fabric technology.