Congratulations to our PhD Graduates
We would like to extend our congratulations to our latest PhD graduates who have successfully passed their doctoral dissertations and vivas.
We wish them success in their future careers and thank them for the contribution they have made to the faculty and University.
Congratulations to:
Graduate | Supervisor | Thesis Title |
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Monika Raina | Professor AG Davies | Development of an impedimetric biosensor using a non-antibody based biological recognition molecule |
Roland Kabange | Mrs BE Evans | Low-cost sanitation in Peri-Urban Ghana |
Elinor Castle | Dr RF Cochrane | Undercooling-mediated growth transitions in rapidly solidified Cu-Ni alloys |
Nahla AlHazmi | Dr KJ Hughes | Thermal conductivity of proton exchange membrane fuel cell components |
Chindo Nwankwo | Dr LA Fletcher | Using compost to reduce oil contamination in soils |
Ian Flatters | Dr RJ Holt | Posture and visuomotor performance in children: The development of a novel measurement system |
Umberto Armani | Dr OM Querin | Development of a hybrid genetic programming technique for computationally expensive optimisation problems |
Priten Khagram | Dr R Crook | Solution synthesis of metal oxide nanocrystals with target applications in solar energy conversion |
Lukui Jin | Professor IC Hunter | Waveguide-based antenna arrays in multi-chip module technology |
Ian Hales | Dr KC Ng | Ground plane rectification from crowd motion |
Faeiza Buyong | Professor PT Williams | Pyrolysis of Malaysian municipal solid waste and upgrading of product pyrolysis oils |
Tommaso D'Odorico | An ontological analysis of vague motion verbs, with an application to event recognition | |
Jonathan Cooper | Simulation of surface acoustic wave modulation of quantum cascade lasers | |
Alexis Lefevre | Dr B Henson | The influence of ageing and object properties on prehension |
Shemaiah Weekes | Professor AS Tomlin | Small-scale wind energy: Methods for wind resource assessment with distinction in MSc (Low Carbon Technologies) |
Ismael Solis Moreno | Professor J Xu | Characterizing and exploiting heterogeneity for enhancing energy-efficiency of cloud datacenters |