Sharon George
Sharon is a practitioner in innovation development and has many years experience of helping companies embed creativity. She has a PhD in Chemistry and is experienced in technical production and development.
Specialist areas
- Embedding creativity
- Team performance
- Innovation development
Academic and professional qualifications
- Small Firms Enterprise Development Initiative (SFEDI) accredited business advisor
- Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (TLHEP) qualified lecturer
- Additional CPD: Project management; Team working; Presentation skills; Negotiation skills; Organisation, environment and structure; Shaping attitudes; Finance; Leading teams
- Ph.D. in Chemistry - Refractory corrosion in glass furnaces
- BSc. in Biology / Chemistry
Publications
- George, S.D., Cronje, M., Farn, S.M., (2006) Modelling High Temperature Refractory Structures for the Glass Furnace, Advances in Science and Technology, Vol.45, pp. 2308-2315
- Farn, S., (2004) Thermochemical Corrosion of Alumina-Zirconia-Silica Refractories for Glass Furnace Regenerators, PhD, Keele University
- Baxendale, S., Farn, S., (2002) Glass Making Refractories – Importance of Corrosion Assessment, Refractories Engineer , pp. 15-18
