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2019 Recipient
Elizabeth graduated with a BEng in Electronic Engineering from the University Of Surrey in 2016, which included a placement year at Buhler Sortex, working in the research and development hardware team. In July 2016 Elizabeth started her PhD in Electronic Engineering from the University of Surrey and National Physical Laboratory (NPL). The PhD is under the supervision of Prof S. Ravi P. Silva (Surrey), Dr Vlad Stolojan (Surrey) and Dr Andrew J. Pollard (NPL), with a focus on investigating larger area graphene and other 2D materials for real world applications. Now in her third year of her PhD, Elizabeth has published a paper on the characterisation of reduced graphene oxide for conductive thin films and contributed to the graphene good practice guide published by NPL. Her most recent work includes using tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (TERS) to determine the location of defects on commercial graphene samples. During her PhD, Elizabeth has been a postgraduate institute (PGI) ambassador and member of the Juno team at NPL. During her role as an ambassador she has helped to organise two student conferences. She has been awarded grants from the Graphene Flagship to attend Women in Graphene (March 2018 and February 2019). Elizabeth is a member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) and the Infrared and Raman Discussion Group (IRDG). AWARD INFORMATION AND CRITERIAThis student award will enable an outstanding student to attend and present their research in the area of vibrational spectroscopy in one the IRDG sessions at the SciX conference. Criteria:
Past Recipients2018 Anastasia Kapara 2017 Rachael Cameron 2016 Carl Mensch |