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Sophie Robinson

7 July, 2021/0 Comments/in Aerospace, Engineering creative, hard-working, logical A-Levels, Mathematics, PhD, Physics/by Antonio Portas

Profile of aerospace engineer, eVTOL pioneer and swimmer, featured in Inventive Podcast episode 3.

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Rory Harris

29 June, 2021/0 Comments/in Science collaborative, Communicator, hard-working A-Levels, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Physics, Physics, Placement/by Bethany Willis

Meet Rory, a Science Communicator placement student with the STFC

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Emmanuel Olaiya

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Meet Emmanuel Olaiya, a Particle Physicist with the STFC.

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Meet Mika, a software engineering apprentice with the STFC.

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Melinda Baptista

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