Dr. Einar Fridjonsson is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Western Australia.  He specialises in the application of mobile and low magnetic field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) for engineering applications.  He has published over 60 research publications and has a strong track-record of government and industrially funded research projects.  Areas of particular research interest include multiphase flow metering, membrane separation for water management, technical aspects of the future hydrogen economy and materials for mining operations.  Dr Fridjonsson was a Research Associate at the MRRC at the University of Cambridge, before his current appointment at the University of Western Australia (since 2011). 

Dr Fridjonsson currently Unit Coordinates:

CHPR5550 – Chemical Engineering Design Project

CHPR3018 – Process Synthesis and Design 2

CHPR2018 – Process Synthesis and Design 1

GENG5011/5012 – Engineering Honours Research Project

Dr Fridjonsson is a member of the Board of Graduate Research School (2021 to present) and Graduate Research Coordinator for the Department of Chemical Engineering at UWA, and has served on a range of steering committees at UWA related to these roles.  Dr. Fridjonsson is an elected member of the Division Committee of SRMR (2023 to current) of the Ampere Society, a leading scientific society in the fields of Magnetic Resonance, Optics, Dielectrics and MRI.