Professor Stuart McLelland
Prof Stuart McLelland is Deputy Director of the Energy and Environment Institute where he leads on MSc programmes. His research focuses on physical modelling of flow processes and sediment transport dynamics. Stuart manages research in the Total Environment Simulator (TES) which is a world-class experimental facility, operated by the University of Hull.

About Professor Stuart McLelland
Stuart's research focuses on physical modelling of flow processes and sediment transport dynamics. His main interests are in river dynamics, but sediment and water are everywhere so he works across a range of scales and also studies estuarine and coastal environments. Stuart manages research in the Total Environment Simulator (TES) which is a world-class experimental facility, operated by the University of Hull. The TES is designed for modelling environmental fluid and sediment dynamics across with flow, waves and rainfall in conjunction with a suite of laser and acoustic measurement equipment. Stuart leads fieldwork teaching on volcanic geomorphology in Tenerife which he has been involved with for 20 years and he manages and delivers MSc teaching programmes for the Energy and Environment Institute.