Kate Sanders is a postdoctoral research associate in the Nanomanufacturing group, working on a novel process to create structured microparticles using emulsion droplets as templates. This method can be used to structure a range of useful nanoparticle building blocks including carbon nanotubes, silica, and metal oxide nanoparticles, for applications ranging from water purification to energy storage. Kate previously completed her PhD (2017-2021) in the same group, and was also supported by a Translational Prize Fellowship (2021-2022), both funded by the NanoDTC. She is a Junior Research Fellow of Wolfson College.
- Institute for Manufacturing
- 17 Charles Babbage Road
- Cambridge CB3 0FS
Research
- Artificial Intelligence
- Asset Management
- Business Model Innovation
- Computer Aided Manufacturing
- Decision-Making for Emerging Technologies
- Design Management
- Digital Manufacturing
- Distributed Information & Automation Laboratory
- Fluids in Advanced Manufacturing
- Healthcare
- Industrial Photonics
- Industrial Resilience
- Industrial Sustainability
- Inkjet Research
- Innovation and Intellectual Property
- International Manufacturing
- Manufacturing Industry Education Research
- NanoManufacturing
- Science, Technology & Innovation Policy
- Strategy and Performance
- Technology Enterprise
- Technology Management
- Service Alliance
- University Commercialisation and Innovation Policy Evidence Unit