Research Title: Contact-free electrical characterisation of novel nanomaterials using terahertz spectroscopyThe key focus of my research is utilising terahertz spectroscopy to study and understand the optical and electrical properties of semiconductor nanomaterials which give insight into the fundamental physical mechanisms in these materials that guide device development.- Vice President, Cambridge University Nigerian Society- Project Supervisor, EPSRC CDT in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology - Undergraduate Supervisor - Semiconductor Engineering & Photonic Technology- Undergraduate Lab Demonstrator - Semiconductor Engineering & Integrated Electrical Project- Logistics Management, Africa Together Conference 2018, University of Cambridge

Launching and organising outreach workshops and programs to students in primary and secondary schools in Nigeria to encourage and inspire them to become future engineers, particularly female students.

- Developed and updated barcode printing firmware using C++ programming language for tyre pressure sensors for DELTA and Pirelli and training manufacturing team to utilise updated firmware. - Investigated barcode laser marking methods for nylon-based products. - Learned printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing and inspection processes

- Presented a talk on "Renewable Energy and Hydrogen as an Energy Source" to pupils at Prendergast Community Primary School and Gwyrosydd Primary School.- Led and guided the pupils in different teams to build a Lego car powered by hydrogen fuel to compete at the national level.