Showcasing our CTMF Early Career Researchers

‍Earlier this month we hosted our second annual CTMF research showcase, this year featuring our early career researchers!

The CTMF Early Career Research Showcase brought together members of our vibrant research community to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our early career researchers. The event included short talks, interactive poster presentations and a chance to network and reflect on the Centre’s success with our community and stakeholders. We heard from current CTMF PhD and postdoctoral researchers, as well as Dr Joe Noteboom (Lecturer in Technology Enhanced Learning at Lancaster University) who was a PhD Fellow with the CTMF from 2020-2024!

Read the presentation abstracts here

The Showcase demonstrated the excellence and interdisciplinary spirit of our research community.

If you are interested in reading more about the Showcase, you can access the virtual event space on Padlet.

Special thank you to Sasha Lee Smit, CTMF PhD Fellow and Class Representative, who assisted with the organisation of the event and played a critical role in the event’s success!

CTMF research community members smiling in conversation

Joe Noteboom viewing Rayo Verweij's interactive poster presentation

Ambrose Brown discussing their poster presentation

CTMF researchers presenting their posters

Elisa Cardamone explaining her research on display

Sasha Lee Smit and Emily Postan smiling in conversation

Alexandra Gillespie discussing her research poster

CTMF Co-Director Emily Sullivan speaking to the audience

Sasha Lee Smit smiling mid-presentation

Kimberley Paradis answering an audience member's question

Enrico Galvagni presenting his research

Andrew Zelny is sat in the audience, asking a question

Bríd-Áine Parnell is stood behind the teaching desk, mid-presentation

Joe Noteboom giving his research talk

Sasha Lee Smit sat in the audience holding a gift, with other audience members sat around her smiling