Printing and Graphics Science Group Student Presentation Prize
This prize is for the best oral and poster presentation at our annual student conference.
The prize is £50.
You can apply for this prize if you are:
- a research student
- at a university in the UK or Ireland
- currently working towards a PhD or master’s degree
- able to present your work at our annual student conference
Oral presentations are typically ten minutes. Previous topics have included:
- flexographic
- inkjet printing
- ceramic manufacture
- organic field-effect transistors in polymer layers
- bioprinting
Presentations are invited from students and researchers at postgraduate level.
Abstracts should:
- be a maximum of 200 words
- explain the content of your 10-minute oral presentation and poster
- outline research highlights to be presented to members of academia and industry
Abstracts are assessed by a group committee.
For more information, email [email protected] or [email protected].
Prize winners
2019
Tanyaradzwa Mangoma, University of Cambridge. For Additive Manufacturing of Memristic and Neuromorphic Devices.
Liesbeth Birchall, University of Nottingham. For Reactive Inkjet of Quantum Dot – Silicone Composites.
2018
- Yaan Liu, University of Nottingham. For Additive Manufacture of 3D Metal-Polymer Nanocomposites by Simultaneous Multiphoton Polymerisation and Photoreduction.
- Jack Hinton, University of Leeds. For Hybrid Additive Manufacturing of Precision Engineered Ceramic Components.
2017
- Morgan Miles, Swansea University. For The Science Behind Flexographic Printing Uniformity.
- Tian Carey, Cambridge University. For Spray Coating of Thin Films on Three Dimentional Surfaces for a Graphene-based Capacitive Touch Device.
2016
- Beth Kazmierski, Durham University. For Inkjet Patterning onto Patterned Substrates.
- Ashley Johns, Durham University. For Inkjet Printing of High-Molecular-Weight Polymers via Emulsions.
2014
- Sheida Faraji, The University of Manchester. For Low-voltage, Flexible Organic Transistors Using Novel Solution-Processed Nanocomposite Dielectrics.
- Javier Ledesma Fernandez, University of Nottingham. For Jetting of Conductive Pastes for Printed Electronic Applications.