Mr. Cameron Reeve (2024)
Project: "Modelling the dynamics of like-charged, dielectric particles in the atmosphere of Venus""
Subsequent destination: PhD in the Besley's group.
Project: "Metal adatoms on graphene and hexagonal boron nitride: towards the rational design of single metal atom catalysts"
Subsequent destination: PhD at the University of Nottingham, UK.
Ms. Holly Avis (2022)
Project: "The effect of excess charge on electrostatically stable binary nanoparticle superlattices"
Ms. Ceren Kardeşler (2022)
Project: "Modelling interactions between highly charged dielectric cloud particles in the atmosphere of Venus"
Mr. James Pierce (2022)
Project: "Modelling irradiation indusced processes in metal organic frameworks"
Mr. Samuel Lines (2021)
Project: "Modelling the electrostatic interactions in pristine and defective nanodiamonds"
Subsequent destination: PhD at the University of Nottingham, UK.
Ms. Supriya Bhattacharyya (2021)
Project: "Computational analysis of platinum and palladium clusters using classical force-fields and density functional theory"
Subsequent destination: Apollo Scientific, a chemical manufacturing company, Manchester, UK.
Ms. Louise Efford (2021)
Project: "A computational study of the suitability of metal-organic frameworks for the separation of Xenon and Krypton gas mixtures"
Ms. Hollie Richards (2020)
Project: "A computational screening of metal-organic frameworks for efficient separations of a propane/propene mixture"
Subsequent destination: PhD at the University of Bath, UK.
Mr. Connor Williamson (2020)
Project: "Development and testing of novel electrostatic solutions for interactions between particles with inhomogeneous surface charge distributions"
Subsequent destination: PhD in the E. Besley's group.
Mr. Aidan Manley (2019)
Project: "Modelling the separative properties of porous frameworks"
Subsequent destination: PhD at the University of Oxford, UK.
Ms. Rebecca Heaton (2019)
Project: "Investigating electrostatic interactions between charged dielectric particles"
Subsequent destination: R&D scientists at a specialist ink company, Bristol, UK.
Ms. Emma Daniels (2018)
Project: "The manipulation of carbon allotropes using low energy ion beam irradiation"
Subsequent destination: PhD at the University of Bath, UK.
Mr. Lewis Giles (2017)
Project: "Electronic properties of nanostructured Lithium Nitride"
Ms. Sarah Roberts (2017)
Project: "Decoupling the electron irradiation damage mechanisms of encapsulated organic molecules"
Subsequent destination: Forensic Investigations department at the PwC, London, UK.
Mr. Joshua Baptiste (2016)
Project: "Theoretical analysis of the electrostatic interactions between charged dielectric fragments undergoing Coulomb fission in the electrospray mechanism"
Subsequent destination: PhD in the E. Besley's group.
Mr. Joseph Glover (2016)
Project: "A computational evaluation of functionalised terphenyl-based metal-organic frameworks for CH4 and CO2 adsorption applications"
Subsequent destination: PhD in the E. Besley's group.
Mr. Rory Shanahan (2016)
Project: "Electronic structure of graphene with substituted defects"
Ms. Alice Henley (2015)
Project: "Quantum chemical analysis of binding sites in metal organic frameworks"
Subsequent destination: Dorset Software Company, Poole, UK.
Mr. Christopher Wilcox (2015)
Project: "Electronic properties of graphene nanoribbons"
Mr. Richard Tattersall (2014)
Project: "Modelling the effects of a polarizable medium on the electrostatic interaction between a pair of charged dielectric spheres"
Mr. Dominic Mistry (2014)
Project: "AIMD simulations of irradiation-induced structural changes to graphene flakes"
Mr. Daniel Meadows (2014)
Project: "Jahn-Teller distortion and the electronic structure of graphene flakes containing a monovacancy"
Ms. Charlotte Weaver (2013)
Project: "Computational design of MOFs with elongated linkers and a high capacity for gas storage"
Ms. Michelle Bound (2013)
Project: "Computational design of MOFs with nitrogen-enriched linkers and a high capacity for gas storage"
Subsequent destination: PhD in the E. Besley's group.
Mr. Thomas Alexander (2012)
Project: "Computational modelling of the properties of graphene nanoribbons controlled by confinement in carbon nanotubes"
Subsequent destination: Ernst&Young.
Ms. Katarzyna Koziara (2012)
Project: "Interactions of polyoxometalates with graphene and graphene oxide"
Subsequent destination: PhD with Prof. Alan Mark, School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, University of Queensland, Australia.
Mr. Kieron O'Donovan (2011)
Project: "Computational study of mechanisms for the formation of endohedral metallofullerenes"
Ms. Rosalind Onions (2011)
Project: "Computational modelling of transformation between carbon nanomaterials in transmission electron microscopy"
Subsequent destination: The Royal Society of Chemistry.