Professor Mohan Edirisinghe at Buckingham Palace (May 2022) to receive his OBE for services to Biomedical Engineering.
PhD Student Hussain Alenezi publishes headline paper in Applied Physics Reviews which now has an impact factor of over 19. In this paper specialised nano-scale structures for use in highly technical applications are formed in a pressurised gyration vessel.
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Word has reached us that UCL Mechanical Engineering researcher Phoebe Heseltine has snatched the faculty 3 Minute Thesis title for 2021, in a fierce faculty-wide competition held yesterday.
Heseltine, a biomaterials researcher supervised by Professor Mohan Edirisinghe, has had plenty of practice with short presentations, having honed her "elevator pitches" as one half of the entrepreneurial duo behind the "smart pill" startup "Enteromics". (See video below.)
Join us in congratulating Phoebe, who goes on to represent UCL Engineering in the upcoming UCL competition.
