Hello! I’m Mallory from Singapore (on the far right. I know it’s confusing). I did my BEng in Environmental Engineering at the National University of Singapore then worked for Oil Spill Response Limited as a spill response specialist and consultant for 4 years before heading over to Turin, Italy to do a MSc in Petroleum Engineering.
After a turn of events, I decide to dive into the world of research and pursue a PhD. My research is on the long term understanding of Technetium and Neptunium in the soil environment after multiple redox cycles.
Food is a big love of mine though I’m not that great a cook. An ideal day for me is staying home with hot food on the stove, shows on my laptop and pyjamas. On days when I need to leave the comfort of my room because of the voice in my head (Mum), I like to swim and go exploring.
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend!
Hi! I’m Mingyu Feng, coming from China. I studied Environmental Engineering for my bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Sun Yat-Sen University in 2016 and 2019, respectively. After graduating, I worked as an environmental consultant for two years. The working experiences inspire me to pursue a PhD studying. My PhD research project will focus on carbon materials […]
I’m Charlie! I am originally from a land far-far away (Bristol) but have been living in Manchester for the past 4 years, though am still yet to drop the silly Bristol accent. I started chemistry at UoM in 2018 and graduated in 2022, despite covids best efforts! My masters project was in the organic materials […]
Hi! My name is Abdulaziz, from Saudi Arabia. In 2009, I graduated from King Saud University with a Bachelor’s degree in Earth Science. Afterward, in 2014, I completed my Master’s degree in Earth Science, and thesis titled “mineralogical and geochemical of bauxite ore deposits in Saudi Arabia” at King Saud University. I have worked in […]
Guten Tag, as we say in Germany. I’m Raphael and I am, you guessed it, from Germany. I did my Bachelor and Master of Science in the Chemistry Department of the University of Cologne. That’s the city I always thought was famous for its gothic cathedral, but seems to be better known in the UK […]