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Dr Charlie Wartnaby

Research Associate

Current Work

I am a new postdoc in Prof Alex Archibald's group in the Centre for Atmospheric Science. I will be working with work-package leader Dr Luke Abraham and PhD student Zainab Hakim on the NERC-funded REVEAL-NOx project, which aims to better quantify the climate effects of aviation NOx emissions.

Previous Career

I worked for many years in automotive electronics as a software engineer, in diverse projects covering electric powertrain, combustion engine and pollution controls, autonomous vehicles, and also software tools. As technical leader I present the final video of the UKRI-funded MuCCA autonomous vehicle consortium project here. 

I have also been involved in machine learning competitions on public platforms, and other coding projects including an early educational molecular dynamics project. I have a GitHub area here.

PhD

I did my PhD here in Cambridge under Prof Sir David King, concerning the measurement and modelling of heats of adsorption and reaction on single-crystal metal surfaces. My thesis is available here. If you have sharp eyes, you might spot me in the 1991 and 1992 departmental photos on the SW staircase wall...

Publications

Please see my Google Scholar page, or my (currently incomplete) ORCID page.

An autogenerated list of publications should appear below shortly.

Also

I have a LinkedIn profile here.

I am a marathon-running nerd; for results and niche videos see here.

Publications

A comparative analysis of multi‐criteria decision methods for secure beacon selection in vehicular platoons
SJ Taylor, F Ahmad, HN Nguyen, SA Shaikh, J Bryans, CE Wartnaby
– Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies
(2023)
34,
(doi: 10.1002/ett.4841)
ARISTOTLE: AddRessIng falSe daTa injectiOn atTacks in vehicLE platoons
SJ Taylor, F Ahamad, HN Nguyen, SA Shaikh, D Evans, CE Wartnaby
– IET Conference Proceedings
(2023)
2022,
198
(doi: 10.1049/icp.2023.0403)
A formal framework for security testing of automotive over-the-air update systems
R Kirk, HN Nguyen, J Bryans, SA Shaikh, C Wartnaby
– Journal of Logical and Algebraic Methods in Programming
(2023)
130,
100812
(doi: 10.1016/j.jlamp.2022.100812)
Bps: Beacon Prediction and Selection to Mitigate FDI Attacks in Vehicular Platoons
SJ Taylor, F Ahmad, HN Nguyen, SA Shaikh, CE Wartnaby, D Evans
– SSRN Electronic Journal
(2022)
(doi: 10.2139/ssrn.4244767)
Decentralized Cooperative Collision Avoidance for Automated Vehicles: a Real-World Implementation**Project supported by Innovate UK.
D Bellan, C Wartnaby
– 2020 IEEE Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (IV)
(2020)
00,
487
(doi: 10.1109/iv47402.2020.9304736)
Decentralised cooperative collision avoidance with reference-free model predictive control and desired versus planned trajectories
C Wartnaby, D Bellan
(2019)
(doi: 10.48550/arXiv.1904.07053)
ADSORPTION HEATS AND STICKING PROBABILITIES FOR CO ON POTASSIUM-PREDOSED Ni{110}
CE WARTNABY, JT STUCKLESS, DA KING
– Surface Review and Letters
(2012)
01,
689
(doi: 10.1142/s0218625x94000953)
Auto-Generated Production Code Development for Ford/Think Fuel Cell Vehicle Programme
CE Wartnaby, SM Bennett, M Ellims, RR Raju, MS Mohammed, B Patel, SC Jones
– SAE Technical Paper Series
(2003)
1,
2003-01-0863
(doi: 10.4271/2003-01-0863)
Microcalorimetric study of ethylene adsorption at 300 K on Pt{100}-hex and Pt{100}-(1×1)
YY Yeo, A Stuck, CE Wartnaby, R Kose, DA King
– Journal of Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical
(1998)
131,
31
(doi: 10.1016/s1381-1169(97)00254-9)
Oxygen chemisorption and oxide film growth on Ni{100}, {110}, and {111}: Sticking probabilities and microcalorimetric adsorption heats
JT Stuckless, CE Wartnaby, N AlSarraf, SJB DixonWarren, M Kovar, DA King
– The Journal of Chemical Physics
(1997)
106,
2012
(doi: 10.1063/1.473308)
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Centre Highlights

• January 2024: The CCPG have successfully submitted a proposal for PACESETTERS!

• September 2nd 2023: Dr Annela Anger-Kraavi has co-authored a paper analysing just transition narratives in European coal regions. Read the paper here. 

• December 13th 2022: The CCPG have co-authored a paper on game-changing innovations towards net-zero, published in Energy Strategy Reviews. Read the open access paper here.

• November 15th 2022: The final conference of PARIS REINFORCE is taking place today in Sorbonne. Read more about the event here. 

• October 24th 2022: The CCPG have successfully submitted a proposal for the Cambridge-Tsinghua joint research initiative! 

• May 5th 2022: We've submitted to the UNFCCC's Global Stocktake (GST). More information is available on our news page. 

• March 23rd 2022: Multiple CAS academics have published a paper investigating the future role of anthropogenic methane emissions. Read the open access paper here.

• Feb 18th 2022: Dr Parris and Dr Anger-Kraavi have co-authored a paper that develops a tool to support co-designed transformative change. Read the open access paper here.

• Dec 16th 2021: Dr Parris has co-authored a paper that introduces a tool to support plastic pollution policy. Read the open access paper here.

• Nov 22nd 2021: Dr Anger-Kraavi has co-authored a paper with Paris Reinforce. Read the open access version here. 

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Churchill College

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