Kate Oliver Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, United Kingdom

At Innovia we help some of the world's biggest companies decide what the next big thing is, overcome problems, and get their work out to the people who need it. As an Innovation Consultant here, I bring my broad background knowledge to bear on projects improving surgery, consumer products, food and more. I work with colleagues from product design.

Bristol, United Kingdom

As a demonstrator for first year and foundation year undergraduate students, I introduced and explained concepts unfamiliar to students, explained equipment usage, and assessed performance through marking lab books and reports. I also assisted in outreach sessions, for example helping work experience students assemble ultrasonic levitation devices, and.

This role touched on all aspects of how the Faculty of Engineering Sciences at UCL - a diverse faculty, stretching from crime science to nanotechnology - represents itself to the outside world. In the digital realm I oversaw the development of a new website, which I populated and currently maintain, and created Youtube, Facebook and Twitter accounts. On an.

I occasionally contribute light-hearted, off-the-wall articles which nevertheless touch on hard physics, for the back page of Physics World, published by the Institute of Physics and sent to all members. My work has both been produced in response to topical events (for example, 'The Physics Olympics' in 2012, or 'A Villain's Life in Lasers' for the.

While self-employed, I wrote a number of in depth features for this internationally circulated magazine, one of which, a feature on the plausibility of space elevators, was the cover story in the Southern Hemisphere edition. Since I have been employed full-time in other roles, I have contributed smaller pieces: mainly book reviews of titles such as "Death.

In this temporary role, I investigated preliminary potential topics for a three-part, prime time programme about the code underlying the world we see: maths. Starring Marcus du Sautoy, this programme included novel online elements and a puzzle that viewers unlocked through clues in the episodes, online games, and website. I contacted potential.

I was employed on a freelance basis to provide content, both written and visual, for the relaunch of the MathsCareers website - a resource provided by the IMA to support maths teachers and independent learners in understanding the utility of the maths skills they learn. My role involved finding appropriate examples, researching them, writing them up into.

I wrote articles on the science produced by, and day to day running of, this large European research facility. For both the ESRF website and ESRF news, the quarterly magazine, I sourced and produced stories, ranging from improvements in the power and capabilities of the equipment, to the fundamental chemical facts it reveals, to the unconventional uses it.

I wrote items with varying degrees of connection to reality: ranging from the nuggets of truth buried deep in astrology, to the nuggets of black pepper buried deep in the Galactic Sandwich.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Physics, Pass With Minor Corrections

I secured a place at the Bristol Centre for Functional Nanomaterials, with full EPSRC funding, I refined the broad topic of shapechanging.

Msci, Physics, 2.1

Activities and Societies: Rock and Metal Society (President, 05-06). The Cheese Grater Magazine (Cartoonist and writer '04-'08, Treasurer.

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