PEOPLE
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Principal
Investigator (PI)

Prof Jeff Kettle
Prof Kettle joined the University of Glasgow in 2020. He studied at Cardiff and Swansea universities, where he worked on III-V LEDs, and then in a variety of industrial and academic settings, before becoming a lecturer at Bangor University.
He also hasexperience undertaking commercial work with a range of semiconductor, electronic and engineering companies, particular in areas related to failure analysis and sustainability and reliability improvement.
Deputy PI and
Pillar 1 lead

Dr Mahmoud Wagih
Dr Wagih leads Glasgow's Green RF-Enabled
Electronics Lab, with expertise on sustainable electronics design, implementation, and materials, with over 120 publications and 3 patents across green wireless hardware.
He leads a cross-disciplinary team of 10+ researchers supporetd by major UKRI and EPSRC investment (>£15M as Co-I/PI), and directs the spin-out RX WaTT Ltd. He is appointed to multiple external roles within the research community with the RAEng, IEEE, and others, and has received 20+ research prizes.
Centre Manager:
Project Management

Dr Natalia Łukaszewicz
Dr Natalia Lukaszewicz’s expertise is in technology commercialisation and intellectual property strategy.
Natalia holds a PhD (Dr. Jur.) from the Faculty of Law of the LMU Munich. She graduated from the LLM Programme at the LMU Munich and obtained a Master in European Studies (European Law and Economics) at the University of Poznan (Poland). Before moving to Scotland in 2020, Natalia worked at the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft in Munich, with her final position as a technology commercialisation officer.
TECHNICAL PILLARS CO-LEADS:
Pillar 1: Low-impact materials, manufacturing and designs
Pillar 2: Low-power semiconductors and digital design
Pillar 3: Closing the loop: recycling and recovery
Cross-pillar expertise
STEERING BOARD
REACT is governed by an independent steering board cutting across the elec-tech
sector, from industry, research organisations, to academic leaders.


























