Bernard Henry

Bernard Martin Henry (16 January 1965 – 4 February 2007) was a British materials scientist who served as Associate Director of Research in Nanocomposites at the University of Oxford Department of Materials.

Early life and education Bernard was born in Acton, London.

Research and career After earning his doctorate Bernard joined the University of Oxford as a postdoctoral researcher, where he studied barrier coatings on flexible substrates. He was eventually promoted to Associate Director of Research in Nanocomposites, where he was responsible for directing the scientific strategy as well as establishing relationships with industry. In 2000 Henry started working on transparent conductors for polymer solar cells. In recognition of his services to materials science, the Society of Vacuum Coaters offer the AIMCAL-SVC academic scholarship. Amongst his sporting exploits, he was an elite runner and a member of the Thames Valley Harriers. In honour of the Bernard, the Wolfson College Boat Club has two skulls Dr. Bernard Henry.

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