Congratulations to CDT-ACM students Tim Ellis and Roland Leber who have passed their final vivas and been awarded their PhDs. Tim is a student at Imperial College and presented his research on ‘pulmonary metallic therapeutics for the treatment of tuberculosis’. Roland

The CDT-ACM away day took place at the Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University on Friday 3 August. Students were divided into teams and asked to design a material – a prototype technology or idea – that is currently in the

Congratulations to CDT-ACM student Jen Hack who cycled Stage 10 of the Tour de France  on Sunday 8th July. The stage was  169 km long with 4017 m of elevation. Amazing!

Now in its eighth year, the Imperial festival, took place over two days on 28 and 29 April. Over 20,000 people visited the festival, which aimed to introduce the under-12s to science and technology. As part of the festival, Oscar

CDT-ACM Student Bernice Akpinar has been awarded first prize in the annual EPSRC (Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council) photography competition in the Weird and Wonderful category. The competition, which is now in its fifth year, allows researchers and doctoral students to share another

  Following on from 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

Congratulations to CDT-ACM Student Jen Hack who was awarded Best Poster prize at the 4th International Conference in Advanced Elecromaterials in Jeju, South Korea. Jen’s poster was entitled X-ray Computed Tomography for Elucidating the Material Microstructure in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel

CDT-ACM student Andreas Sergides has successfully applied for a European research grant from the Multifunctional Nanoparticles for Magnetic Hyperthermia and Indirect Radiation Therapy action network (RADIOMAG)) to join the “Engineering of metal nanoparticles” research group at Laboratoire de Chimie de

A research bid led by CDT Director,  Dr Neil Curson, is seeking to develop new links with Peking University (PKU) to create a new generation of “green” electronic devices that use nanotechnology to reduce the energy needed to generate their

Congratulations to CDT-ACM student Emily Hofmann who has been awarded first prize in the Innovations for High Performance Microelectronics award of the “Nachwuchspreis der Freunde des IHP”. Emily is researching the electronic and structural properties of germanium-tin nanostructures and is