Personal profile
Research interests
Philippa’s research focusses on the sustainability of natural aquatic environments, with specific areas of interest in emerging pollutants, water processing, and the use of electrochemical techniques for environmental management.
Current Project:
- Removal of Endocrine Disruptor Bisphenol A from Water (PhD, Supervisor: Dr P. Cameron)
Previous Research Projects:
- Removal of Endocrine Disruptor Bisphenol A from Water (MRes, Supervisor: Dr P. Cameron)
- Radio Frequency Heating for Controlled Crosslinking in Cellulose (MRes, Supervisor: Dr A. Hill)
- Electrochemical Polymerisation for Supercapacitor Materials (MChem, Supervisor: Prof. G. Wildgoose)
- Copper-Based Nanomaterials for Dye Sensitised Solar Cells (Royal Society of Chemistry Placement, Supervisor: Dr J. Fielden)
Education/Academic qualification
Sustainable Chemical Technologies, Master of Research, University of Bath
Sep 2017 → Sep 2018
Chemistry, Master of Chemistry, University of East Anglia
Sep 2013 → Jul 2017
Keywords
- Sustainability
- Water Purification
- Water/Waste Water Treatment
- Electrochemistry
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endocrine disruptor
Earth & Environmental Sciences
polymerization
Earth & Environmental Sciences
aquatic environment
Earth & Environmental Sciences
environmental management
Earth & Environmental Sciences
cellulose
Earth & Environmental Sciences
dye
Earth & Environmental Sciences
sustainability
Earth & Environmental Sciences
radio
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Projects
CDT Studentship in Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies
Project: Research-related funding