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Judith visits Prof. Hoye in Oxford Inorganic Chemical lab

10 March 2023

It was great to visit Prof. Robert Hoye, a new academic in Oxford Inorganic Chemical lab, and former PhD student in our group. His labs are looking amazing, and his group is already being highly productive. We discussed our ongoing collaborations on BiOI and spatial ALD, among other things.

Dr Adnan Mehonic visiting from UCL

8 March 2023

On Monday, Dr Adnan Mehonic, lecturer at UCL and long-standing collaborator, visited us to discuss different research projects and see our new sputtering system at CAPE. Adnan is always a great visit and we created many new ideas! In the picture, from left to right, Babak , Judith , Markus , Adnan .

Prof Driscoll presents at Trinity College Science Symposium on non-volatile memory

6 March 2023

5 March 2023: Judith was very pleased to be invited to give a talk to the Trinity College Science Symposium on 5 March 2023. She talked about the importance of non-volatile memory and the role materials play in achieving next generation high performance devices. She included much of Dr. Markus Hellenbrand’s exciting work...

Cambridge visit by Mr. Sye Kyun Chung, former Prime Minister of Korea, and Prof. Jongil Ra, former Korean ambassador to the UK.

5 March 2023

Our visiting fellow, Prof Shinbuhm Lee, together with Prof. Driscoll and Prof. Jongmin Kim (EE) were honoured to welcome to Cambridge the former Prime Minister of Korea, Mr. Sye Kyun Chung, and the former Korean ambassador to the UK, Prof. Jongil Ra.

Yuri Jeon joins the group as visiting PhD student from DGIST in South Korea

1 March 2023

Yuri Jeon has joined the group as visiting student. She is a PhD student in DGIST in South Korea, with Prof Shinbuhm Lee , and will be carrying out research into thin films materials for functional device applications.

Babak receives 2023 Outstanding Reviewer Award

27 February 2023

Babak received the 2023 Outstanding Reviewer award for excellence in reviewing throughout the calendar year of 2022 from Acta Journals. These awards are annually selected by the Editors of Acta Materialia, Scripta Materialia, Acta Biomaterialia and Materialia, where each recipient receives a certificate and is offered an...

Judith presents at IWAM 2023 in UAE

23 February 2023

Judith was pleased to attend IWAM 2023 , RAK, UAE, which is a conference in the northernmost emirate of UAE attended by young researchers from the region (Arab countries, India, and beyond), as well as high profile senior researchers and emerging leaders from across the globe. She presented the some of group’s work on...

Group Betriebsausflug in Granchester!

6 February 2023

A fun "Betriebsausflug" took place in the group, including lunch at Judith's, a hike through the countryside in Granchester, a playground adventure, and a trip to the new Green Man.

Thomas visits the Huawei headquarters in Shenzen

28 January 2023

PhD student Thomas Sun visited the Huawei headquarters in Shenzhen, China, on the 28th of Jan 2023 to discuss possibilities of patent licensing and potential academic collaboration (subject to University approval).

Recent Article featured by publisher!

25 January 2023

One of our collaborators' articles to which Markus and Max contributed, was featured by the publisher Materials Today! Our colleagues Atif and Asia from Dr Dimartino's lab contributed as well!

Judith visits Prof. Hoye in Oxford Inorganic Chemical lab

Dr Adnan Mehonic visiting from UCL

Prof Driscoll presents at Trinity College Science Symposium on non-volatile memory

Cambridge visit by Mr. Sye Kyun Chung, former Prime Minister of Korea, and Prof. Jongil Ra, former Korean ambassador to the UK.

Yuri Jeon joins the group as visiting PhD student from DGIST in South Korea

Babak receives 2023 Outstanding Reviewer Award

Judith presents at IWAM 2023 in UAE

Group Betriebsausflug in Granchester!

Thomas visits the Huawei headquarters in Shenzen

Recent Article featured by publisher!

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