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Awards

Alumni Awards Group Members 

Congratulations, Dr Chang!

29/04/2016 admin analytical, catalysis, crystal growth, electronic structure, liquid-liquid interface, nanoparticle, nuclear fuel, nucleation, spectroscopy, XANES, XAS

Our group member Sin-Yuen Chang has passed her PhD viva subject to very minor corrections, and has already submitted the

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Congratulations Dr Indar!

10/10/201511/10/2015 admin catalysis, energy, environmental, gold, sustainability

Our team member Devon Indar has just received official notification that he has been awarded a PhD for his diessertation

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Congratulations, Josh!

15/04/201509/10/2015 admin analytical, awards, formulation, instrumentation, nuclear energy, petrochemicals, spectroscopy

News came through today that our team member Josh Goldberg has been awarded a PhD degree for his research on

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Sin-Yuen wins poster prize

14/06/2013 admin analytical, catalysis, chlorophenol, environmental, ESI MS, gold, homogeneous catalysis, hydroxides, oxides, sustainability, wastewater

At the recent Postgraduate Research conference of the School our group member Sin-Yuen Chang has won the First Year PhD

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Matt Thomason passed PhD viva

31/03/2013 admin analytical, computational, crystallography, electronic structure, H-bond, imidazole, NEXAFS, nucleation, surface analysis, XANES, XAS

On Friday, 22 March 2013 our group member Matt Thomason passed his PhD examination subject to minor corrections in his

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Matt Hudson Shortlisted by IChemE for “Young Chemical Engineer of the Year”

20/09/201220/09/2012 admin IChemE, petrochemicals, prizes

Dr Matthew Hudson, an alumnus of our group who completed his PhD in 2010, has been shortlisted for the ‘IChemE

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Sin-Yuen shortlisted for SET award 2012

05/09/201205/09/2012 admin environmental, gold, sustainability, wastewater

It has been announced today that our group member Sin-Yuen Chang is one of the three finalists for the 2012

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James and Sin-Yuen Join Us as PhD Students

13/07/201213/07/2012 admin analytical, catalysis, crystal growth, environmental, gold, nucleation, pharmaceuticals, polymorphism, renewables, wastewater

Two MEng graduates who have pursued their final year dissertation research with us this academic year have been awarded PhD

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Sin-Yuen Wins Chemical Engineering Course Prize

11/07/201211/07/2012 admin analytical, catalysis, UV/Vis, wastewater, water

Congratulations are in order to our team member Sin-Yuen Chang, who has just been awarded the Course Prize for being

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Vanessa is Undergraduate Student of the Year

06/07/201206/07/2012 admin Heritage Science, surface analysis

Congratulations to our group member Vanessa Suinggi, who has received the award ‘Undergraduate Student of the Year 2012’ of our

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These studies are important because they give confidence in the transferability and reproducibility of quantitative XPS analyses from different instruments. Great that the @RoyceInstitute #VXSF facility was part of this study. @MPMEGroupLeeds @BraggRoyceLeeds @EPSRC_CMAC https://twitter.com/WarwickXPS/status/1331535109007282177

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19 Nov

Congrats to our collaborator @olga_in_science for winning the Soft Condensed Matter PhD Dissertation Prize of the German Physical Society. https://www.dpg-physik.de/auszeichnungen/preise-der-dpg-vereinigungen/preistraeger-diss-skm @MPMEGroupLeeds

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