Clive Neal-Sturgess is a British mechanical engineer, academic, and specialist in automotive safety and injury biomechanics. He is emeritus Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham and visiting professor of Automotive Safety at Coventry University. His work has focused on the application of finite element modelling, continuum damage mechanics, and thermodynamic measures of injury to the analysis of vehicle crashes and pedestrian impacts. Clive Neal-Sturgess was educated at King Edward VI Grammar School in Nuneaton. He began his technical training as a Student Apprentice at Clarkson International, a programme now equivalent to contemporary degree apprenticeships. He subsequently enrolled at Lanchester College, Coventry, graduating with a First Class Honours degree in Production Engineering. He then undertook doctoral studies at the University of Birmingham, completing a PhD on the forming behaviour of tool steels, which laid the foundations for his later work on material response, damage evolution, and impact mechanics. More information...
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