Background
MacGregor, Steven Patrick was born on December 12, 1976 in Motherwell, Scotland. Son of Hugh MacGregor and Florence McCready.
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Steven Patrick MacGregor
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Steven Patrick MacGregor, British engineer, researcher, engineering educator, consultant. Achievements include first Scottish Duanthlon Champion in 2003. Master: Strathclyde University Harriers (captain, secretary 2000-2002, University Sports Section of the Year 2001-2002); member: Institute Engineering Designers (associate), Scottish Triathlon Association, Scottish Athletics.
Education
MEng in Product Design Engineering, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 1999. Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Design Management, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 2002.
Career
Research associate University Strathclyde, Glasgow, 1999—2002, tutor, lecturer, 1999—2003. Industrial investigator Ikerlan Technological Research Center, Mondragon, Spain, since 2003. Visiting professor ETEO Business School, Ofiati, Spain, since 2003.
Researcher, consultant Lever Faberge, Liverpool, 2001, ABB Vetco Gray, Aberdeen, Scotland, 2000. Visiting researcher Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh, 2001, University Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2001, Stanford (California) University, 2001. Researcher, consultant Adam Hart Healthcare, Airdrie, Scotland, 1998.
Consultant engineer Star Refrigeration, Glasgow, 1996—1997.
Achievements
Membership
Master: Strathclyde University Harriers (captain, secretary 2000-2002, University Sports Section of the Year 2001-2002). Member: Institute Engineering Designers (associate), Scottish Triathlon Association, Scottish Athletics.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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Recipient International Travel grant, Royal Academy Engineers, 2000, 2002, Travel Honarium, National Institute Standards and Technology, Carnegie-Mellon University, 2002, Doctor of Philosophy studentship, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, 1999, International Travel scholarship (Top Award), Scottish International Education Trust, 2001, Mac Roberston Research Fund, 2001, John Moyes Lessells Travel scholarship, Royal Society Edinburgh, 2001, Thomas Andrew Common grant, Institution Mechanical Engineers, 2000, Regional Enterprise Winner, Shell Technology, 1998.Recipient International Travel grant, Royal Academy Engineers, 2000, 2002, Travel Honarium, National Institute Standards and Technology, Carnegie-Mellon University, 2002, Doctor of Philosophy studentship, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, 1999, International Travel scholarship (Top Award), Scottish International Education Trust, 2001, Mac Roberston Research Fund, 2001, John Moyes Lessells Travel scholarship, Royal Society Edinburgh, 2001, Thomas Andrew Common grant, Institution Mechanical Engineers, 2000, Regional Enterprise Winner, Shell Technology, 1998.