• Ryan Magee

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    I completed my BSc in Physics at the University of Surrey, undertaking a placement year in the ion-beam research group at Applied Materials, USA. My dissertation investigated implant induced defects...

  • Nicholas Osborne

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    After completing the Fusion Energy MSc at York University part-time, I am now starting on the CDT programme (also part-time). Before my MSc, I was away from studying physics for...

  • Mike Kryjak

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    Following the completion of my MEng in Mechanical Engineering at Brunel University, I spent five years as a combustion computational fluid dynamics specialist in the energy industry. I have joined...

  • Luke Thompson

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    I graduated from Loughborough University with a BSc in Mathematics back in 2017, submitting my dissertation on “Optimal Route Across Hilly Terrain”. I then worked as a software developer in...

  • Leo Richardson

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    I am a PhD Fusion CDT student studying with the University of York in collaboration with CCFE. My project is titled Electromagnetic Turbulence and Advanced Transport Modelling and is under...

  • Joshua Ashley

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    I recently completed my BEng in Mechanical Engineering, undertaken part-time at the University of Lancaster and Furness College, while working as an engineer on the Dreadnought class of nuclear submarines....

  • Christina Ingleby

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    I have recently graduated from the University of Kent with an MPhys in Physics with Astrophysics. While completing my undergraduate studies, I became increasingly more interested in Plasma Physics and...

  • Pedr Charlesworth

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    In the course of completing a degree in Chemistry at the University of Bristol, I spent a year working as an intern in the materials department at the Schlumberger Gould...

  • Charles Haddon

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    As a student on the materials strand I will be investigating the properties of irradiated superconductors in strong magnetic fields. This will involve taking measurements with Culham’s new PPMS, as...

  • Calum Freeman

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    While I was studying for my integrated masters in computational physics at Edinburgh university, a friend commented that as physicists we could contribute to the development of fusion energy. As...