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CEPS CDT student Sarah Norman wins best PhD presentation at Rank Prize symposium on THz applications of liquid crystals.

PhD student Yee Hui Low wins the prize for the best presentation by a PhD student at Rank Prize symposium on Optical Wireless Communications

As part of the Futures Hub Series, Lucy Cavendish College at University of Cambridge, interviewed Georgina Leadley, winner of this years’ Female Founder's Prize. Her start-up company SLICE aims to develop a tool to optimise the delivery of transplant organs.

Melanie Whitfield, alumna of the IPES CDT programme and postdoctoral researcher at the University of Cambridge, has been awarded second place in the 2023-24 Trinity Bradfield Prize. The competition run by The Bradfield Centre and Trinity College Cambridge explores new technology, ideas and innovation across a range of life sciences.

New research has led to an augmented reality head-up display that could improve road safety. Jana Skirnewskaja, doctoral researcher on CEPS CDT programme, is developing new in-car technology that could help drivers see hazards.