Alex Smyth from University of Leicester has been visiting Warsaw for a few days to discuss what he will be doing during his further secondment to our group.
Alex is a PhD student in the Intrepid Forensics project and his original research plans involved fingerprints and electrowetting, but now only the fingerprints remain. He has a blog on the Intrepid webpage where he updates (well…) us about the progress of his research project.
On 20th of April a group of 8 high school students accompanied by their photography professor Weronika Elertowska visited our group in […]
Annelies Voorhaar, the second INTREPID student Martin is partner for, was visiting the group during a week in the end of June. […]
A warm welcome to our new student, Sotiria Kyriakou, who will work in our lab for three months as an exchange student through […]
Last week saw the end of the two-month stay by our IAESTE exchange student from Japan, Yoshitaka Furuya. Yoshi is a student […]
