Overview

I am currently a PhD student at the University of Exeter, in the Centre of Doctoral training in Metamaterials. I graduated from the University of Exeter in 2017 with a BSc Physics. For my final year project, I investigated the superhydrophobicity of the Taro plant, and how this was affected by its surface structure.

My PhD is titled 'Magnetic metamaterials for innovative solutions to the inductive tagging problem', where I am specifically interested in Radio Frequency Information Devices and Acousto-Magnetic tags. I am trying to reduce the size of these tags to increase the number of articles that can be secured in a retail environment.

Below I have listed the opportunities that I have had to present this research at various conferences, as well as the prizes which I have won.

Posters

• 'Phononic Band Engineering For Acousto-Magnetic Tagging', Exeter Acoustics Metamaterials Meeting (XAM3) 2018
• 'Phononic Band Engineering For Acousto-Magnetic Tagging', Insititute of Acoustics Meeting, September 2018
• 'Electronic Article Surveillance Tags for Metallic Packaging in the Retail Sector', SET2019- Metamaterials, March 2019
• 'Tunable Magnetoelastic Phononic Crystals', Phononics 19, June 2019

Presentations

• 'A ferrite-filled cavity resonator for electronic article surveillance on metallic packaging', Magnetism 19, April 2019
• 'Tunable Magnetoelastic Phononic Crystals', Elasticity Day 2019, May 2019
• 'Tunable Magnetoelastic Phononic Crystals', Symposium on Acoustic Metamaterials 2019, October 2019
• 'Tunable Magnetoelastic Phononic Crystals', Rank Prize Symposium on Parallels Between Acoustics and EM Radiation in Structured Materials, October 2019

Awards

• Best Poster Prize, Exeter Acoustics Metamaterials Meeting (XAM3) 2018
• COST Grant for attendance of Symposium on Acoustic Metamaterials 2019
• Best Contributed Paper, Rank Prize Symposium on Parallels Between Acoustics and EM Radiation in Structured Materials

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