Congratulations to Ioannis Ierides, who has been awarded a prestigious scholarship from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). The IET Postgraduate Awards are part of an awards and prizes scheme, which provides over £1,000,000 to celebrate excellence and innovation
Professor Saiful Islam was invited to give a seminar to CDT-ACM staff and students as part of the student-led seminar series. Saiful is Professor of Materials Chemistry at Bath University. His lecture was entitled From Lithium Batteries to Perovskite Solar
Building on the success of last year’s challenge, first year PhD students from the CDT-ACM were asked to build working microscopes for just £100. Four teams competed to win a prize awarded by the staff and students from the CDT.
Congratulations to CDT-ACM students Nadir Basma and Mohamed Koronfel who have passed their final vivas and been awarded their PhDs. Mohamed is a student at Imperial College and presented his research on ‘understanding the in-vivo reactivity of orthopaedic implants’. Nadir is a student at UCL
Congratulations to third year CDT-ACM student Jay Bullen who has won the award for best student presentation at the Royal Society of Chemistry annual meeting on the ‘Environmental Chemistry of Water, Sediment, Soil and Air’. The event took place on Wednesday 21st November 2018
Congratulations to Imperial College CDT-ACM student Sofia Marchesini has been awarded her PhD after passing her viva at Imperial College. Sofia’s research project was entitled 2D non-carbonaceous materials for chemical separations, and Sofia was sponsored throughout her PhD by industrial
Final year student Oscar Williams won the Best Oral Presentation Winner at the UCL-Peking University Symposium on Materials, Energy, and Catalysis in September 2018. Oscar’s presentation was entitled Observing the wanderings of gold atoms: A scanning tunnelling microscopy investigation. Both UCL and Peking University
Final year student Daphné Lubert-Perquel has published research findings which show that solar panels could be improved by arranging their molecules in predetermined patterns. The article entitled Identifying triplet pathways in dilute pentacene films is published in the October edition of Nature Communications. Daphné is
Cohort 3 student Jay Bullen travelled to West Bengal during October to present his work on bifunctional photocatalyst-sorbent materials at a workshop entitled Towards a new generation of arsenic treatment plants in India. The workshop was held at the CSIR-Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute
King’s College London has joined UCL and Imperial College London as a member of the London Centre of Nanotechnology. Following a launch event on 3 September 2018, addressed by the Deputy Mayor of London for Business Rajesh Agrawal as well as speakers