Jennifer Thornton

Jennifer joined Page White Farrer in March 2024 after working at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) as a calibration scientist for two years. At NPL she developed a new calibration process for high pressure transducers and authored a comparison of low density hydrostatic weighing techniques.

 

She holds a first class degree in Physics from the University of Lancaster, where she ranked first among physics graduates and received the Ede & Ravenscroft prize for women in science. Her final year project focused on designing and constructing a semi-automated machine to determine the thickness of hydrogen fuel cell coatings.

 

Technical areas covered by Jennifer include:

· Metrology

· Robotics

· Quantum mechanics

· Medical physics