The NanoDTC students and associates and their ground-up network has been crucial for the success of the NanoDTC by breaking down barriers between departments at Cambridge, opening up new possibilities for research and collaboration.

The Nano Ambassadors programme extends the success of our ground-up student networks in Cambridge to nano research groups at Universities across the UK, and twins it with activities that help form a strong inter-student network, whilst also helping us do important outreach work.

The first set of Nano Ambassadors joined us in 2019 and gave talks at various schools and universities before the COVID-19 pandemic. Details of the Nano Ambassadors and some photographs from their talks are below.

Nano Ambassadors

Dr. Demelza Wright

Dr. Demelza Wright

PhD Student, c2016
Nanophotonics Centre

Edoardo Zatterin

Edoardo Zatterin

PhD Student, UCL

Kieran O’Regan

Kieran O’Regan

PhD student, University of Birmingham and Warwick

Julia Fernández Vidal

Julia Fernández Vidal

PhD Student, University of Liverpool

Megan Grose

Megan Grose

PhD student, University of Birmingham

Clara Skuse

Clara Skuse

PhD Student, University of Manchester

Dr Ryan D. Greenhalgh

Dr Ryan D. Greenhalgh

PhD Student, c2017
Franze Lab

Dr Ryo Mizuta

Dr Ryo Mizuta

Senior Teaching Associate, Department of Physics (NanoDTC)

Dr Thomas Parton

Dr Thomas Parton

PhD Student, c2017
Bio-inspired Photonics

Jiajia Zou

Jiajia Zou

PhD student, University of Glasgow

Mustafa Caglar

Mustafa Caglar

NanoDTC Associate a2017
Keyser Group

Leander Crocker

Leander Crocker

NanoDTC Associate a2018
BioNano Engineering group

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