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MEMBERS

The research activities at the Magnetic Resonance Research Centre (MRRC) at Cambridge are led by Prof. Dame Lynn Gladden, Prof. Mick Mantle and Prof. Andy Sederman.

The group consists of researchers from a wide range of backgrounds, including chemical engineering, physics, and chemistry.

ACADEMICS

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Prof. Dame Lynn Gladden

lfg1 [at] cam.ac.uk

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Prof. Mick Mantle

mdm20 [at] cam.ac.uk

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Prof. Andy Sederman

ajs40 [at] cam.ac.uk

RESEARCH STAFF

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Marian Bentley

Research Fellow

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Daan de Kort

Visiting Researcher

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Asadullah Javed

Postdoctoral Researcher

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Alastair Robinson

Postdoctoral Researcher

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Jordan Ward-Williams

Senior Research Associate

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Jack Williams

Postdoctoral Researcher

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Andrew York

Research Fellow

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Qingyuan Zheng

Senior Research Associate

PhD/MPhil STUDENTS

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Akshit Ahuja

1st year PhD Student

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Mohammad Alghefeli

4th year PhD Student

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Nikolaos Avrantinis

Final year PhD Student

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Jack Davies

MRes Student

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Mark Grimes

4th year PhD Student

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Yeojin Lee

4th year PhD Student

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Rose Montgomery-Danagher

1st year PhD Student

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Kathryn Petch

4th year PhD Student

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Aditi Rajpal

1st year PhD Student

ALUMNI

Francesco Fraboni - PhD
Nicole Wojtania - MPhil
Scott Elgersma - PhD
Julian Beckmann - PhD
Aamna Asad - PhD
Vivian Karsten - PhD
Amy Sparks - PhD
Sean Smith - PhD
Tamsin Chambers - PhD
Gemma Siddall - PhD
Georgia Roussou - PhD
Laura Rozing - PhD
Cloé Legrand - PhD

 

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Magnetic Resonance Research Centre

Twitter/X: @MRRC_Cambridge

Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology,

University of Cambridge, Philippa Fawcett Drive,

Cambridge, CB3 0AS

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