For this session the students have been 'paired'.

Student 1 will discuss their poster first from 15.00-15.25 and Student 2 from 15.25-15.50.

Group 1

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Robin Laurence, Oxford	Residual Stress in Polycrystalline Diamond Cutters	Abstract
2	Bruno Rodriguez, Warwick	High temperature tribomechanical properties of hard DLC deposited using HiPIMS	Abstract

Group 2

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Daniel Coxon, Warwick	An ultrafast shakedown reveals the energy landscape, relaxation dynamics and concentration of hydrogen related modes in diamond	Abstract
2	Daniel Jones, Imperial	Joint phasor analysis and iterative fitting of lifetime data in synthetic diamond	Abstract

Group 3

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Max Williams, Bristol	Development of a kinetic Monte Carlo model for CVD diamond growth	Abstract
2	Georgia Wood, Warwick	High Pressure High Temperature Synthesis of Highly Boron Doped Diamond Microparticles for Electrochemical Applications	Abstract

Group 4

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Jack Smith, Strathclyde	Heterogeneous integration of diamond and gallium nitride photonics	Abstract
2	Daniel Field, Bristol	Crystalline AlGaN & SiC Interlayers for Integration of Diamond with GaN	Abstract

Group 5

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Andrew Kirkpatrick, Oxford	Ultra-fast laser fabrication of NV centres in diamond	Abstract
2	Tom Weaver, Bath	Light Storage in Diamond via Stimulated Brillouin Scattering	Abstract

Group 6

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Alexander Freeman, Newcastle	Diamond based electronic devices	Abstract
2	Shay Chaudhuri, Warwick	Machine Learning for the Extraction of 3D Geometric Data from 2D IL-STEM Images	Abstract

Group 7

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Helen Witkowska, Warwick	Quantum communication with diamond: Life beyond NV- and SiV-	Abstract
2	Martin Lee, Strathclyde	Narrow-linewidth, diamond cooled, monolithic vertical-external-cavity surface-emitting laser for quantum technologies	Abstract

Group 8

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Luke Johnson, Warwick	Application of nitrogen-vacancy microwave-free ODMR to thermometry	Abstract
2	Ryan Corbyn, Strathclyde	Using nanodiamond for the purposes of magnetic and temperature field sensing within cells	Abstract

Group 9

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Teena Rajan, Warwick	Exploring methods for characterisation and recovery of BDD electrodes affected by biological fouling	Abstract
2	Katie Levey	Modelling the Voltammetric Behaviour of Electroactive Self Assembled Monolayers	Abstract

Group 10

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	William Leigh, Cardiff	In-situ MPECVD temperature mapping using dual-wavelength pyrometry	Abstract

Group 11

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Pierre Julien, Strathclyde	Review and optimisation of a diamond master oscillating power amplifier	Abstract
2	Rajesh Patel, Warwick	Subnanotesla Magnetometry with a fiber-coupled diamond sensor	Abstract

Group 12

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Marta Kruger, Oxford	Polarized light imaging of laser fabricated structures in diamond	Abstract
2	Jenny Orme, Warwick	Metripol: Theory and Application of Birefringence in Diamond	Abstract

Group 13

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Lewis Mills, Warwick	Characterisation of Nitrogen and Radiation Related Defects in CVD Diamond	Abstract
2	Fraser Laidlaw, Warwick	Point defect generation by plastic deformation in diamond	Abstract

Group 14

	Student	Poster title	Abstract
1	Gloria Zhao, Warwick	Newly discovered phosphorescent bands in type II HPHT synthetic diamond	Abstract
2	Tuoran Chen, Oxford	The Study of Diamond-diamond Connections in HPHT PCD Materials