The Natural Sciences Research Showcase 2024 is hosting a poster competition in which a panel of experts will evaluate 12 posters presented by PhD students across our Faculty. The judges will be the Directors of Postgraduate Studies of the five FoNS departments or an academic representative. They will decide two of the three award categories ('Best poster presenter' and the 'Runner-up poster presenter'), and Imperial staff and students will be able to contribute to the 'People's Choice Award' by submitting their vote online.
All members of Imperial College London are invited to vote for which poster they think should win.
Posters will be on display on 26 September 2024 in SAFB 120-122 (South Kensington campus), and the PhD students will be presenting their posters between 12.30-13.40 (lunch will be provided). Imperial staff and students can vote, starting 9 September 2024. Votes will close on 26 September, 14.00.
Prizes will be awarded at 17.30 on the day of the Natural Sciences Research Showcase. You can find out more on our event page.
View the posters - you will need to log into your Box account with you Imperial username and password!
1. Qi Zhong, Department of Life Sciences
Cryo-EM structure of a putative glycosyltransferase, ESAG3, from African trypanosome
2. Serafima Davydova, Department of Life Sciences
Development of self-limiting population control strategies for Tephritid pests
3. Gregory Jones, Department of Life Sciences
Harnessing enhanced rock weathering in forests for carbon dioxide removal
4. Elsy Milan, Centre for Environmental Policy
5. Sanjeevani Panditharatne, Department of Physics
6. James Herd, Department of Physics
Testing the Standard Model using rare B-meson decays at LHCb
7. Elizabeth Pasatembou, Department of Physics
Probing the Universe with atomic clocks
8. Ines Garcia-Redondo, Department of Mathematics
On the limitations of fractal dimension as a measure of generalisation
9. Bernat Bassols Cornudella, Department of Mathematics
Conditioned stochastic stability of equilibrium states on repellers
10. Joe Kaye, Department of Chemistry
11. Hikaru Ishikura, Department of Chemistry
12. Chao Zeng, Department of Chemistry
The impact of ligand hydrophilicity on the interfacial thermal conductance of Janus nanoheaters