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Vildan Bayram
Vildan started her PhD studies in School of Materials under the supervision of Prof. Ian Kinloch and Dr. Suelen Barg in September 2015. She is a chemistry graduate from Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey and she has a Materials Science and Engineering master’s degree from Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey. In her PhD study, she aims to build three dimensional hierarchical structures based on exfoliated MXene sheets with a possible application on supercapacitors. Her PhD studies are funded by Newton-Katip Celebi Fund. vildan.bayram@manchester.ac.uk / Office: F4a The Mill |
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Mufeng Liu
Mufeng is from China. He obtained his BSc from East China University of Science and Technology in Shanghai majoring Polymer Science Materials and Engineering in 2012, then in 2015 obtained his Master degree in the University of Manchester doing the same major. He is currently a PhD student under the supervision of Professor Robert Young and Professor Ian Kinloch focusing on Nanocomposites Reinforced by 2D Materials. This study is funded by China Scholarship Council. mufeng.liu@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.007 National Graphene Institute |
Desen Zeng
Desen obtained a MEng in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Sheffield, UK in 2015. He then started his PhD in the Advanced Nanomaterials group in The University of Manchester working on the development of graphene paints and coatings in collaboration with Hempel A/S.
desen.zeng@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: G22a The Mill
Desen obtained a MEng in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Sheffield, UK in 2015. He then started his PhD in the Advanced Nanomaterials group in The University of Manchester working on the development of graphene paints and coatings in collaboration with Hempel A/S.
desen.zeng@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: G22a The Mill
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Martin Jordanov
Martin obtained a BSc Hons in Nanotechnology from the University of Leeds and a MPhil in Nanotechnology Enterprise from the University of Cambridge. He then worked as a consultant and later business development manager for Cientifica in the UK. He started his PhD in 2015 which focuses on how graphene and graphene derivatives may improve friction and wear performance of lubricants. martin.jordanov@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.007 National Graphene Insitute |
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Gabriel Casano Carnicer
Gabriel grew up in Spain before moving to Britain to complete his secondary studies. He stayed for university and received his MEng in Electronic Engineering from the University of Surrey in 2014. He joined the Graphene NOWNANO CDT in September 2014. In 2015 he started his PhD project under the supervision of Prof. Brian Derby and Prof. Ian Kinloch. His work is centred around producing graphene aerogels for energy storage applications, in particular supercapacitors. gabriel.casanocarnicer@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Tel. +44(0)1613068873 / Office: G3 MSS Tower |
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Wisit Hirunpinyopas
Wisit obtained his Undergraduate and Master degrees in Chemistry from Kasetsart University, Thailand in 2013. He got PhD scholarship from Development and Promotion of Science and Technology Talents Project (DPST), supported by Ministry of Education, Thailand. His research project is related to two-dimensional materials such as graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides (Molybdenum disulfide) for electrochemical energy storage and membrane technologies under the supervision of Prof. Robert Dryfe, Prof. Ian Kinloch, and Dr. Mark Bissett. wisit.hirunpinyopas@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.057 Chemistry Building. |
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Jason Wild
Jason obtained his BSc in Materials Science & Engineering at The University of Manchester in 2015 before continuing his studies onto postgraduate research. He started his PhD in 2015 as part of the EPSRC Materials for Demanding Environments Centre for Doctoral Training programme under the supervision of Professors Philip Withers and Robert Young. Jason's research interests are in PEEK polymers and composites, as well as residual stress measurement. jason.wild@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: G26a The Mill |
Fei Lin
Fei Lin obtained his BEng degree in Materials Processing and Control Engineering from Northwestern Polytecnical University (China) in June 2014 and his MEng degree in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Manchester in June 2015 (3+2 Collaborative Program). He then started his PhD in September 2015 supervised by Prof. Ian Kinloch and Prof. Robert Young. He is currently investigating the microstructure and mechanical properties of Graphene Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites, for aircrafts and automobiles.
fei.lin@manchester.ac.uk / Office: G22 The Mill
Fei Lin obtained his BEng degree in Materials Processing and Control Engineering from Northwestern Polytecnical University (China) in June 2014 and his MEng degree in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Manchester in June 2015 (3+2 Collaborative Program). He then started his PhD in September 2015 supervised by Prof. Ian Kinloch and Prof. Robert Young. He is currently investigating the microstructure and mechanical properties of Graphene Reinforced Metal Matrix Composites, for aircrafts and automobiles.
fei.lin@manchester.ac.uk / Office: G22 The Mill
Yuling Zhuo
Yuling started her PhD in Sept 2016 as part of the Graphene NOWNANO CDT program and joined the Advanced Nanomaterials Group in April 2017. She is currently working on “Functionalization of 2D materials for Energy Storage” under the supervision of Dr. Mark Bissett and Prof. Ian Kinloch.
yuling.zhuo@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.003 National Graphene Institute
Yuling started her PhD in Sept 2016 as part of the Graphene NOWNANO CDT program and joined the Advanced Nanomaterials Group in April 2017. She is currently working on “Functionalization of 2D materials for Energy Storage” under the supervision of Dr. Mark Bissett and Prof. Ian Kinloch.
yuling.zhuo@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.003 National Graphene Institute
Jingwen Chu
Jingwen obtained her MSc degree in Polymer Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Manchester in 2016 and started her PhD study in 2017 under the supervision of Prof. Robert Young and Dr. Mark Bissett. Her current research is focused on nanocomposites reinforced by 2D materials.
jingwen.chu@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.003 National Graphene Institute
Jingwen obtained her MSc degree in Polymer Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Manchester in 2016 and started her PhD study in 2017 under the supervision of Prof. Robert Young and Dr. Mark Bissett. Her current research is focused on nanocomposites reinforced by 2D materials.
jingwen.chu@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk / Office: 2.003 National Graphene Institute
Joshua Parkin
Josh gained his Chemistry (MChem) degree from the University of Manchester in 2016. He started his ICASE award PhD at UoM also in 2016 with Prof. Ian Kinloch and Prof. Robert Young overseeing the project. His research focuses on carbon-fibre composites incorporating graphene for aerospace applications.
joshua.parkin@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
Josh gained his Chemistry (MChem) degree from the University of Manchester in 2016. He started his ICASE award PhD at UoM also in 2016 with Prof. Ian Kinloch and Prof. Robert Young overseeing the project. His research focuses on carbon-fibre composites incorporating graphene for aerospace applications.
joshua.parkin@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
