Julian Hart

Julian obtained a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry at Bristol University (UK) and a Masters of Science in Environmental Pollution Science from Brunel University (London). He spent his early career working in environmental consultancy and undertook research towards an Engineering Doctorate in Environmental Technology, focusing on formulating indices for sustainable development. He has been a visiting lecturer on sustainable design and urban regeneration at Harvard, MIT, University College London and Oxford University.

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His subsequent career has progressed into urban regeneration and property development, where he has been instrumental in delivering over 10,000 new homes across the London region, including several major estate regeneration projects. He is a published author on urban design theory - Towns and Cities: Function in Form.

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He is an independent researcher with a keen interest in finding better metaphysical and scientific explanations for some of sciences' major conundrums, such as unifying the physical and life sciences, understanding the role of cooperation in evolution theory, and deducing the origins of human personality.