Teaching and academic responsibilities

Current responsibilities

Lecturer of PX3A8

I lecture the Physics in Medicine part of Physics of Life and Medicine course.Link opens in a new window I also coordinate a trip to UHCW to learn about Medical imaging research and the Scientific training Programme in Medical Physics.

PX 319/402 (Final year project supervisor)

Students doing final year projects with my group get the chance to have hands on experience taking terahertz measurements of volunteers and analysing data. Key aspects investigated include skin hydration, with the ultimate aim to apply the techniques for detection of skin cancer.

PX 319/402 Final year project marker

Several projects are allocated to me to mark the reports and poster presentation.

Previous Responsibilities

Graduate Admissions Tutor for Physics

Graduate admissions tutor for physics 2019-2023 - please see the graduate admissions pages.

URSS (Undergraduate Research Support Scheme)

URSS coordinator for physics. Application deadlines are typically in the Jan/Feb preceding the summer of the proposed research project.

Feedback supervisor for graduate students

Graduate students are assigned an advisor who is not directly involved with their research and can offer advice on expected progress and milestones. I have had several graduate students assigned to me for this role.

PX146 (Key skills for Physics) tutor

Personal tutor for first year students and continue to be their tutor throughout the duration of their undergraduate studies.

PX 110 (Physics Laboratory)

This is the first year laboratory course. I offered advice on report writing and was one of the markers.