…he country. The University has ambitious plans for the future and we are confident that through this new partnership with UA and connecting with universities with shared values and common goals, we can work together as a force for greater good, delivering impact and economic benefits both regionally and nationally.”…
…nternational community was an enriching experience – as Rabia learned to become an effective listener, and to value and acknowledge multiple perspectives. Rabia is now working for AstraZeneca as an Associate Director of Epidemiology: “This role is more strategic and operational in nature and focuses on oncology. The team was seeking someone with ten years’ experience, but I applied, and they were impressed with my determination to learn and excel….
…n Fatima has a background in safety, health and environmental management. Before embarking on a PhD, she completed the MSc Safety, Health and Environmental Management also at the USW. Fatima’s doctoral research looks at the social and cognitive behavioural factors that influence people’s waste disposal practices. She says that “improper or indiscriminate waste disposal such as open dumping, open burning, incineration, composting, and dumping into…
…ut from the families and loved ones too, so it is very rewarding to see it come to fruition.” Blessing’s PhD has supported his development both professionally and personally. In addition to his Chartered status as a professional engineer in Nigeria, the doctorate has supported him to become a Chartered Engineer (CEng) with the Engineering Council UK and a full member of the Institution of Civil Engineers (MICE). It has also enabled his progression…
…is now co-founder and CEO of an early-stage biotech start-up, ACellZ. His company is based on research developed by University of Hertfordshire PhD students and is focused on chemical safety in the eye. Heraldas has been very successful in securing large grants to grow his business, including £50k from Innovation to Commercialisation of University Research (ICURe), and £300k from Innovate UK. He has also continued to receive support from Herts si…
…Velmurugan Vignesh Vignesh Velmurugan grew up in Chennai, India, where he completed his bachelor’s degree in engineering before pursuing an ERASMUS+ funded master’s programme in Europe, studying in both France and Poland. He then applied to join the University of Hertfordshire to continue his research in medical robotics, where is currently studying for a PhD. “I have always been interested in the application of tech in healthcare, so after my ma…
…rtake more hours of placement than almost any other country in the world. Even a small reduction in the number of hours needed would free up places for a higher number of students. A focus on assessing competence, rather than hours completed, would ensure both that our nurses are equipped to deliver outstanding care to patients and that we have enough nurses to staff our NHS.”…
…s directly affects the sustainable development goals. These wastes vary in composition with some of them being rich in SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, and CaO; compounds that can be found in cement we use in construction. On the other hand, the worldwide demand on cementitious materials has increased considerably in the last 15 years. There is an opportunity to explore the potential of such mineral wastes in the manufacture of cementitious binders. The use of…
…sector funding should be invested to deliver the greatest benefit to local communities. Tenovus’ mobile support units bring cancer treatment into the community so patients avoid the stress and expense of travelling to hospital Collaborative research with Tenovus Cancer Care, a charity that supports cancer patients and their families, has provided them with valuable insights to optimise local provision of cancer care services in the community. The…
…experienced practitioner – to strengthen their confidence and build their competence in their first post. Funded by the Department of Health, the University of Derby and Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust explored the most effective support for preceptees and preceptors alike. Research findings The findings led to proposals including: The need for specific time to be devoted to preceptorship Adequate preparation for preceptors to un…
