Congratulations to Winnie Swann who has successfully completed her studies, defended her thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Winnie’s project was: Optimising the light recipe for maximum photosynthesis, yield and quality in strawberry.
Congratulations to Lauren Farwell who has successfully completed her studies, defended her thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Lauren’s project was: The epidemiology and management of Cladosporium on raspberry.
Congratulations to Samantha Lynn who has successfully completed her studies, defended her thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Samantha’s project was: Identifying novel powdery mildew susceptibility and resistance genes in strawberry. Samantha has secured employment with a pharmaceutical company in North Kent.
Congratulations to Eithne Browne who has successfully completed her studies, defended her thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Eithne’s project was: Is there more to raspberry root rot that Phytophthora rubi? Eithne has secured employment as a research scientist working for Teagasc investigating the potato, faba bean and barley microbiome.
Congratulations to George Onoufriou who has successfully completed his studies, defended his thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of George’s project was: The augmented agronomist: Synthesis of AI, ML and robotics to assist decision support
Congratulations to Chris Cook who has successfully completed his studies, defended his thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of his project was: Understanding soil resilience to improve tree health
Congratulations to Nicholas Doddrell who has successfully completed his studies, defended his thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Nicholas’ project was: Genetic manipulation of photosynthetic efficiency to increase strawberry yields
Congratulations to Matteo Luberti who has successfully completed his studies, defended his thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Matteo’s project was: Investigating durable resistance to Phytophthora cactorum in strawberry and apple
Congratulations to Carlota Gonzalez-Noguer who has successfully completed her studies, defended her thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Carlota’s project was: Apple dormancy break in the context of climate change. Carlota has secured employment as a Quantitative Crop Physiologist with NIAB at East Malling.
Congratulations to Raymond Kirk who has successfully completed his studies, defended his thesis and been awarded a PhD. The title of Raymond’s project was: Strawberry detection, imaging and deep learning. Raymond has secured employment as Chief Technology Officer of FruitCast, a start-up business who plan to offer a crop forecasting service to strawberry growers.
