Congratulations to the researchers (listed in alphabetical order) below:
Project Title |
Lead Researcher |
Lead Institution |
Graphene Hall-effect nanosensors to optimise high current superconducting tapes for applications in 'smart' power grids |
Simon Bending |
University of Bath |
Development of Liquid Infused Surfaces as Novel Antifouling Materials for Mineral Scale Prevention |
Thibaut Charpentier |
University of Leeds |
Additive manufacturing of millimetre wave wireless sensors based on nanoparticle inks for pervasive IoT sensing and 5G communications. |
Apostolos Georgiadis |
Heriot Watt University |
Development of a nano-structure deposition process to integrate energy harvesting materials and heat management systems into single-piece, hot, structural elements such as exhaust/fluid manifolds |
Nigel Jennett |
Coventry University |
Stronger, lighter, safer, materials by length scale engineering and a next-generation, nano-particle-free, 3D additive manufacturing process |
Nigel Jennett |
Coventry University |
Structural Health Monitoring with Graphene-Silicone Strain Sensors |
Alain Nogaret |
University of Bath |
Preparation and characterisation of a rechargeable energy efficient battery based on poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) and aluminium in an ionic liquid electrolyte |
Carlos Ponce de Leon |
University of Southampton |
Assessing the potential risks of 2D nanomaterials in the environment |
Alexandra Porter |
Imperial College London |
Scalable manufacturing of few-layer van der Waals materials from bulk |
Hayden Taylor |
UC Berkeley |
We look forward to welcoming our new researchers and Lloyd's Register Foundation Doctoral Students to the ICON network.