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Michael Olasunkanmi Ajana
PhD student
Research interests
- Engineering
Contact details
Biography
Michael Ajana is an Engineering PhD student at King's College London, whose primary research interest is in Nano-Systems Design. Prior to joining King's, he achieved a first class honors in Chemical/Petroleum Technology from University of Jos (Nigeria), and a master's with distinction in Oil and Gas Engineering from Coventry University.
Thesis title
Design, Synthesis and Optimization of Photonic Nanocrystals for CERN Detectors
Research interests
- Synthesis of nanoparticles and nano-systems
- Computational Materials Design
- Systems Modelling and Optimization
- Nano-characterization techniques
- Flow Chemistry
PhD supervision
Principal supervisor: Professor Harris Makatsoris.
Further details
See Michael's research profile
Events
![Abstract Africa research](/newimages/sspp/alc/abstract-africa-research.x48e6e6ec.jpg?w=780&h=455&crop=780,440,0,8&f=webp)
African researchers as symbols of African agency
African scholars from diverse disciplines discuss the ways in which their research expresses African agency.
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Events
![Abstract Africa research](/newimages/sspp/alc/abstract-africa-research.x48e6e6ec.jpg?w=780&h=455&crop=780,440,0,8&f=webp)
African researchers as symbols of African agency
African scholars from diverse disciplines discuss the ways in which their research expresses African agency.
Please note: this event has passed.