Cath Noakes OBE
is Professor of Environmental Engineering for Buildings at the University of
Leeds. She is a chartered mechanical engineer who leads research into
ventilation and infection control in the built environment. Since April 2020
she has been involved in the Covid-19 response, leading the Environment and
Modelling sub-group of the UK Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE)
focusing on the science underpinning environmental transmission.
Cath was one of
the guest lecturers on the 2021 Royal Institution Christmas Lectures,
presenting the physics of virus transmission and the role of engineering in the
response.
As one of Professor Sir Jonathan Van Tam’s presenters in the lectures, she demonstrated to a mixed audience of students how aerosol dispersal works - it sounds a heavy subject but she made it so much fun that anyone watching would come away with a clearer understanding of the mechanics!
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