Synthesis of Baroplastics using a Combination of CROP and SET LRPc
Evaluating Roughness of Rosetta Cometary Dust Particles
This research project took place at the newly established Windmill Hill Observatory (WHO) which houses a Meade 0.4 m LX200GPS telescope. The objective of his placement was to gain insight as an astronomer focusing on observational data analysis. This internship included a range of responsibilities like conducting observing nights, image processing, data analysis, documentation, web development and undertaking a coding project.
Calibrating the Night-Sky Quality at The Marsh Observatory
Exploring the potential and challenges of refugee entrepreneurship in Kiziba camp
The Printing and Publishing of Playtexts: Othello Case Study - A book history course for A level students
Mapping Women's Suffrage on the Isle of Wight
Optimal Vaccination for Age-Based Influenza Models
Development of skin characterisation techniques using terahertz (THz) reflection spectroscopy
The use of terahertz (1THz = 1012Hz) waves, broadly deﬁned as EM waves in the 0.1-10THz frequency range [1], in medical diagnosis is a rapidly developing area due to the strong aenuaon of THz waves by biological materials of high water content [2]. This sensivity allows THz radiaon to be used as a non-ionizing and non- invasive method in the diagnosis of skin condions. However, the hydraon of the skin’s surface layers is dependent on a large number of everyday factors that need to be understood such that dominant factors can be controlled.