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I’m a PhD student at the University of Sheffield and the University of Leeds. I work in the field of tissue engineering, where I apply my physics knowledge to try to solve problems in medicine. I’ve always had a passion for science which I probably owe to watching too much Star Trek as a child.
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A Superposition of Sciences is a blog about my experiences as a PhD student, my opinions on science culture and science in general along with a bit about my extracurricular activities.
This blog was created as part of the Ogden Trust Blogden program which aims to share the experiences of Ogden Trust Alumni with each other and the world. I've been involved with the Trust since 2007 thanks to their partnership with my 6th Form College. Since then I've been lucky enough to receive support from the trust through an Undergraduate Scholarship and a trip to CERN in 2010.

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  • Why would you want to do a PhD?
    This week I thought I'd talk about deciding to do a PhD, as I'm sure that quite a few people will be currently deciding whether to...
  • Nine Worlds Geekfest 2014
    I'm now back at work after an awesome weekend (and following week off) at Nine Worlds geekfest. What is a geekfest? You may ask. We...
  • What is Tissue Engineering and How Will it Help You?
    I've previously mentioned that my PhD comes under the heading of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, but what is tissue engin...
  • Link Round-up 10th February
    Here's a quick look at of some of the things I found note worthy and interesting over the last week. Michael Mosley Infests Himself w...
  • I've got an answer, but what's the question again?
    Research is a funny thing.  When I was choosing a project they all seemed so clear and well defined, but when I started work and had th...
  • Link Round-up 7th April 2014
    Here's my this weeks round-up of things on the net that have caught my eye: The world's first trial of human suspended animatio...
  • Link Round-up 10th March
    As always, its time for a look at some of the best links I've found over the past two weeks. GLaDOS Explains Nuclear Fission and Fus...
  • This is how it is...as an interdisciplinary PhD student
    Before, I get ahead of myself you may ask what exactly is an interdisciplinary PhD student? Well, we’re a bunch of much laughed at people w...
  • Something to write to.
    You might have picked up that I'm currently trying (with trying being the operative word) to write my PhD thesis. Writing up what you...
  • Link Round-up 24th February
    Here's a quick look at a few of the things that have caught my eye on the internet over the past 2 weeks. Nature Talks p Values  ...

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