Background
Jackson, Mark James was born on February 14, 1967 in Widnes, Lancashire, England. Arrived in the United States, 2001. Son of George and Monica Mary Jackson.
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Mark James Jackson
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Master of Arts, Cambridge University, 1998. Master of Science in Engineering, Liverpool University, England, 1991. Doctor of Philosophy, Liverpool University, England, 1995.
Career
Mechanical plant engineer Imperial Chemical Industries Pharmaceuticals, Macclesfield, England, 1988—1989, Anglo Blackwells, Widnes, England, 1990—1991. Technical manager St. Gobain Abrasives Group Unicorn International, Gloucester, England, 1992—1997. Research fellow University of Cambridge, England, 1997—1998.
Lecturer University of Liverpool, 1998—2002. Professor of engineering Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee, 2002—2004. Professor engring Purdue University, West Lafeyette, Indiana, since 2004, associate head, department research, since 2010.
Consultant technical manager St. Gobain Abrasives Group Unicorn International, Gloucester, 1997—1999. Consultant engineer MIJA Ltd., Cambridge, 1997—2000. Vice president, chief technical officer Vitrified Technologies Inc., Kansas City, 2002—2006.
Director research Micromachinists LLC, 2006—2009.
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Membership
Councillor Halton Borough Council, Widnes, 2001—2002. Fellow: Liverpool (England) and North Wales Materials Society (honorary secretary 1998—2002), Cambridge (England) Philosophical Society (life), Liverpool (England) Athenaeum. Member: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society Manufacturing Engineers, American Society of Materials, Institute of Materials, Minerals, and Mining, Institution of Mechanical Engineers (scholar 1990).
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Roman Catholic -
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Labor
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Recipient prize, Imperial Chemical Industries, 1986. Fellow, University of Cambridge, 1997-1998. Scholar, Royal Academy of Engineering, 2000, Royal Society of London, 2000, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, 1992-1995. Scholarship, Purdue University Faculty, since 2008.Recipient prize, Imperial Chemical Industries, 1986. Fellow, University of Cambridge, 1997-1998. Scholar, Royal Academy of Engineering, 2000, Royal Society of London, 2000, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, 1992-1995.
Scholarship, Purdue University Faculty, since 2008.