Welcoming our new PhD candidates to the team!

We are thrilled to introduce and warmly welcome four exceptional scholars who have recently joined our team to pursue their PhDs. Their dedication, passion, and innovative research make them invaluable additions to our group.

Zach

After completing his MRes with us in April 2024, where he investigated "Optical Performance and UV Detection Properties of Zinc Oxide Nanofilms", Zack has embarked on his PhD journey. His doctoral research, "Dynamics of Nanoparticle Interaction and Bonding: A Combined Experimental and Computational Study", aims to unravel the complexities of nanoparticle behaviors. This work has the potential to lead to groundbreaking advancements in nanotechnology and materials science.

Nour

Nour joined our PhD program in July 2024 following her successful MRes project on "The Influence of PE-CVD Parameters on the Characteristics of Deposited ZrO₂ Thin Film". She will continue her exploration of Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) techniques with different materials, further advancing our understanding of thin-film technologies and their applications in various industries.

Harun

We are pleased to welcome Harun, who began his PhD with us in July 2024. His research focuses on fabricating sensors for queen bee pheromone detection. This innovative project holds promise for significant contributions to environmental monitoring and the agricultural sector, particularly in supporting bee populations and ecosystem health.

Luke

Luke rejoined us in October 2024 to pursue his PhD after completing his MRes on "Biomimetic Surface Coatings for Anisotropic Wetting Properties". His doctoral research, "Enhancing Methane Detection Using Metal-Organic Frameworks: Optimising Sensing Layers and Integrative Approaches for Improved Sensitivity and Selectivity", seeks to improve methane sensing technologies—crucial for environmental safety and monitoring efforts worldwide.

We are excited to have these talented individuals as part of our team and look forward to the valuable contributions they will undoubtedly make to our research community. Their diverse expertise and innovative projects will enrich our collaborative efforts and drive forward our mission to advance scientific knowledge.

Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Zack, Nour, Harun, and Luke!

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