Phil Williams
Profile overview
Phil is Interim Head of Complex Systems. His previous post with KTN was as Knowledge Transfer Manager, Robotics and Autonomous Systems, and he has a background as a project manager for both KTN and for HELIO (the Heliophysics Integrated Observatory) at UCL. He holds Master’s degrees in Intelligent Systems and Satellite Engineering.
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