Caitlin Taylor
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Changing Water
Caitlin is a third year PhD student working with Dr Jannis Wenk on photocatalysis for wastewater treatment to remove emerging contaminants. In the last week of May, I travelled to China for the International Water Association (IWA) 15th Leading Edge...
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Italian Women Inventors and Innovators Prize
We speak to Isabella Poli, an MSCA-FIRE fellow at the CSCT who was selected as a finalist in the ITWIIN 2017 competition. She received an honourable mention for the sustainability aspect of her innovation. What is ITWIIN? How did you come across...
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Secret Life of a Biologist: Impressions and Reflections of a Chemical Engineering Laboratory
Our anonymous Biologist shares snippets of their life in the Chemical Engineering labs. There were, of course, certain elements of this particular chemical engineering lab familiar to me. Indeed, the running and maintenance of the bioreactors (the main reason for...
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The Secret Life of an International Student living in Bath
This post is written by an anonymous international student. Views are his/her own. Moving to a different country is always a pretty daunting challenge, but moving to another country to do a PhD? Not even in your first language? Well,...
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Voice of the Future 2017: A day out in Parliament
On the 15th of March, I headed to Parliament for an event organised by the Royal Society of Biology, called “Voice of the Future”. This event allows for the tables to be turned on MPs and select committees, with young...
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Spot the Physicist: The Secret Life of a Physicist in Chemistry
Our anonymous Physicist shares snippets of their life in the Chemistry labs. What do you think of when you hear the word Physicist? What do you think of when you hear the word Chemist? Do you think of two very...
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Humans of Cheltenham Science Festival
Public Engagement is a vital part of the CSCT, and every year our first years go to one of the UKs leading Science festivals, Cheltenham Science Festival. This year, Cohort ’15 went with the theme of “The Energy Factory”, which...
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10 things we learnt at Bath Taps
Public engagement is an essential part of the CSCT, with the first-years having a stand at the Cheltenham Science Festival in June. To test the hands-on activities our cohort jumped in at the deep end, by trying them out at the...
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The Secret Life of a Computational Scientist in the Chemistry Department
In this first of our series of Secret Life Blogs, you will get an insight into the life of an anonymous Computational Scientist at the CSCT. In the depths of every chemistry department lies a lab unlike any other. No fume hoods, no...