Kelvin Prize awarded to 2020 PhD students
Published: 9 June 2021
The Kelvin Prize Committee have spent an enjoyable time reading PhD theses submitted during 2020 and nominated by research groups for an award. We were very impressed by the research scholarship and innovation demonstrated across a wide range of physics areas; the School should be proud of these achievements by our PhD students.
The Kelvin Prize Committee have spent an enjoyable time reading PhD theses submitted during 2020 and nominated by research groups for an award. We were very impressed by the research scholarship and innovation demonstrated across a wide range of physics areas; the School should be proud of these achievements by our PhD students.
The following awards are being made (in alphabetical order by surname):
Kelvin Prize and Medal
Joseph Bayley : Non-Parametric and Machine Learning Techniques for Continuous Gravitational Wave Searches
Une Butaite : Enhanced Optical Tweezing : from hydrodynamic micro-manipulation to optimised optical trapping
Gavin Macauley : Skating on spin ice
Kelvin Prize
Jakub Belin : Optics of Polyhedra: from Invisibility Cloaks to Curved Spaces
Daniel Hatton : High precision quark mass determinations and studies of meson properties using lattice QCD
Andreas Noack : A Comprehensive Embedded System with Ultra-Stable and Capacitive and Optical Readouts for a MEMS Gravimeter
Peter Pauli : Lambda(1520) Measurements at the GlueX Experiment
We will be asking for nominations for PhD theses submitted during 2021 at the end of this year. Please bear this in mind as PhD theses cross your desk during the year.
First published: 9 June 2021
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