Rate My Professor David Jenkins

Associate Professor David Jenkins is currently employed as an Associate Professor in the School of Engineering at the University of Newcastle, Australia. This school falls under the College of Engineering, Science and Environment. He is actively involved with the BHP Centre for Sustainable Steelmaking Research, a centre dedicated to advancing research in sustainable steel production technologies. His professional email address is david.jenkins@newcastle.edu.au, and his ORCID iD is 0000-0001-9660-0585.

David Jenkins has published several peer-reviewed papers in areas related to metallurgical coke and sustainable steelmaking. Key publications include: Bissaker, E. J., Lamichhane, B. P., & Jenkins, D. (2024). A reduced concurrent memory access method to accelerate the computation of the lineal path function on large microstructures. ANZIAM Journal, 65, C64-C79. Mayo, S., Sakurovs, R., Jenkins, D., & Mahoney, M. (2024). Using xenon K-edge subtraction to image the gas-accessible porosity of cokes. Carbon Trends, 14, 100323. Nesbitt, K., Mahoney, M., & Jenkins, D. (2023). Classifying coke using CT scans and landmark multidimensional scaling. Khoshk Rish, S., Tahmasebi, A., Jenkins, D., & Mahoney, M. (2024). Mechanism of metallurgical coke gasification in CO2 and H2O using a reaction-diffusion model. Wang, A., Tahmasebi, A., & Jenkins, D. (2026). A Novel Micro-CT Technique for Characterising Structural Interfaces in Metallurgical Coke. Nguyen, T. T. B. et al. (2026). Reducibility of Iron Ore Sinter Analogues under Hydrogen-Enriched and Conventional Blast Furnace Gas Compositions. He has also co-supervised the PhD thesis by Edward Bissaker titled Improved Coal Blending Models through Optimisation of Coke Quality Predictions submitted in 2025.