Regular biography
Prof. Andrew Holmes is a Distinguished Research Fellow at Imperial College London, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry. His research focuses on areas related to chemical sciences, though specific details are not provided. Prof. Holmes maintains a profile page at https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/andrew.holmes, where further information about his work can be found. The profile page notes that Internet Explorer or other legacy browsers are not supported by the application.
Scholar-generated biography
Andrew S Holmes is a Professor of Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) at Imperial College London, specializing in MEMS, energy harvesting, laser materials processing, and electronics manufacturing. His research focuses on developing micropower generators for biomedical and wireless applications, including vibration-driven and inertial energy harvesters. He has explored electromagnetic and piezoelectric energy harvesting techniques, as well as MEMS-based switches and antennas. His work also includes optimizing energy conversion for human motion and designing compact wind turbines for energy harvesting. Holmes has contributed to the advancement of MEMS fabrication processes and all-optical communication systems.