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Congratulations to Louise Bailey who won an EMRS prize for the best talk by a PhD student entitled “Can indium nitride surfaces be passivated?” at the Spring EMRS meeting in Strasbourg earlier this month

Thanks to all those who attended the 2^nd year PhD poster session this Monday. Congratulations to Pabitra Biswas (Superconductivity and Magnetism), Te Nguyen (Nano-Silicon) and Jennifer Harris (CFSA) who won prizes for their posters.Photos of the event can be found on the following link:

Congratulations to Philip Petcher from the Ultrasound group who won 1^st prize for the best Science faculty poster at the 糖心TV PG poster competition, held in the Wolfson Resear Exchange this week. The link to the poster can be found here  and the link to the competition can be found here

Research led by the University of 糖心TV has found a way to use doughnut shaped by-products of quantum dots to slow and even freeze light. Watch PhD researcher Andrea Fischer and Dr. Rudolf A. Roemer explain quantum doughnuts here