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Engineering Discipline:
- Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Biography:
Dr Julianna Panidi is a Chancellor’s Fellow/Lecturer in n Climate and Environmental Sustainability at the Institute for Integrated Micro and Nano Systems at the School of Engineering. Before she was an EPSRC David Clarke Fellow in the Department of Chemistry at Imperial College London. She is a Fellow of the 2024 European Talent Academy and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and she has been a Mental Health First Aider for over 9 years.
Julianna obtained her PhD in 2020 from Imperial College London, Department of Physics, part of the Plastic Electronics CDT. Additionally, she holds an MRes in Physics and Nanomaterials (2015) from the University of Pierre and Marie Currie in Paris, France. In 2014, she completed her BSc in Materials Science at the University of Patras in Greece.
Accepting PhD applications.
Academic Qualifications:
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Chancellor's Fellow, 2024, University of Edinburgh
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Fellow of the 2024 European Talent Academy
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Postdoctoral EPSRC Fellowship, 2022
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David Clarke EPSRC Fellow, 2022
Professional Qualifications and Memberships:
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Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, 2023
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Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, 2022
Teaching:
- Professional Issues 4
Research Interests:
Her research focuses on developing high-performing solution-processed electronics, such as thin film transistors and solar cells. She has studied methods to enhance the charge carrier mobility of organic semiconductors with the use of molecular dopants and explore their application in organic thin film transistors. She is developing sustainable solution-processed solar cells, primarily focusing on materials, methods, and solvents used during manufacturing. Primarily, focus is given to the careful consideration of raw materials and solvents to enable environmentally friendly manufacturing processes.
