Peter Hollingsworth

Peter Hollingsworth is a Senior Lecturer in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at The University of Manchester. His research interests include systems engineering, life-cycle cost analysis, transportation systems, aircraft design, and design methods. Hollingsworth's work focuses on developing systematic value-based approaches to evaluate the suitability and viability of complex systems, particularly in aerospace and alternative energy applications. He has contributed to initiatives aimed at reducing the climate impact of aviation through collaboration with organizations such as the US Joint Planning and Development Office and the International Air Transport Association. His research also addresses sustainable development goals, including climate action and responsible consumption.

Peter Hollingsworth is a researcher in Aerospace Engineering with a focus on Value-Driven Design, Aircraft Design, and the environmental impact of aviation. His work explores the integration of sustainable practices in aerospace systems, including the development of unmanned aerial systems for environmental monitoring and the design of small satellite launch systems. Hollingsworth's research also addresses the environmental benefits of future aviation technologies and the challenges of deploying constellations of small satellites. His publications highlight the application of value-driven design principles to commercial aero-engine systems and the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for measuring greenhouse gas emissions from landfills.