Joyce Group
@JoyceGroup_
Research Group led by Hannah Joyce @cambridge_ee @Cambridge_Eng @Cambridge_Uni with a focus on #TerahertzSpectroscopy, #PhotonicNanodevices and #NanowiresGrowth
Thanks to everyone that attended the 2023 International Women in Engineering Day talk today. A big thanks to @ProfRachelGaN for giving a brilliant talk on “Science, spinouts and a search for systemic change”. #IWED23 #IWED 👷🏼♀️🚀👩🏾🔬🥼🧪🧫⚗️🧬
To mark International Women in Engineering Day this Friday (23rd June), Professor Rachel Oliver from Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride will talk on “Science, spinouts and a search for systemic change”. Please join us at noon in the West Hub.
Our latest paper mapping the properties of twisted bilayer graphene under an imaging ellipsometer is out in Nano Letters. Well done @TejaPotocnik and thanks to @TheHofmannGroup, @JoyceGroup_ and all the collaborators. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…
This event is tomorrow, please join us. #INWED23
To mark International Women in Engineering Day this Friday (23rd June), Professor Rachel Oliver from Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride will talk on “Science, spinouts and a search for systemic change”. Please join us at noon in the West Hub.
To mark International Women in Engineering Day this Friday (23rd June), Professor Rachel Oliver from Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride will talk on “Science, spinouts and a search for systemic change”. Please join us at noon in the West Hub.
Submit your abstracts to Nanowire Week! Hosted in Cambridge, 25 - 29 August 2025. nanowireweek.org
Yesterday, we were delighted to give a tour around our Terahertz lab to Prof. Withawat Withayachumnankul from the University of Adelaide. Thank you to @THzCambridge group for hosting his talk in the morning. #THzDoesItBetter @Steph_Adeyemo, @Aldric_Goh and @Yuxuan0005
At 3pm today, we are delighted to welcome Prof. Oleg Mitrofanov, a Professor of Terahertz Photonics at University College London, to give a seminar on “Terahertz Pulse Generation and Structuring Using Nonlinear Dielectric Metasurfaces” at Cambridge Terahertz Network.
Super proud of Stephanie Adeyemo who is embarking on her Royal Society Career Development Fellowship eng.cam.ac.uk/news/engineer-…
I’m very delighted to be awarded a @royalsociety Career Development Fellowship in the inaugural cohort where I’ll continue to engineer future terahertz detectors. I’m deeply grateful to God and everyone that supported and encouraged me throughout the process, including my family.
Dr @Steph_Adeyemo among 1st cohort of 8 Career Development Fellows announced by @royalsociety – aimed at addressing underrepresentation in UK #STEM academia eng.cam.ac.uk/news/engineer-… Her research focus = engineering novel ultrabroadband polarisation-sensitive #terahertz detectors
We are delighted to welcome Prof. Mona Jarrahi, the Northrop Grumman Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of California Los Angeles this Thursday at 11am to give a seminar on “Plasmonic Terahertz Optoelectronics” at Cambridge Terahertz Network.
Cool stuff from Dan Mittleman hitting IEEE Spectrum: Curving Terahertz Signals Around Obstacles For 6G spectrum.ieee.org/6g-network-cur…
We are excited and looking forward to today’s launch event!🥳
Are you in Cambridge carrying out research in the terahertz field? Or are you simply interested in terahertz research? You are welcome to join us on April 24 at 2.30pm in East Room 2, West Hub for Cambridge Terahertz Network Launch Event! Register at bit.ly/CamTHz
Are you in Cambridge carrying out research in the terahertz field? Or are you simply interested in terahertz research? You are welcome to join us on April 24 at 2.30pm in East Room 2, West Hub for Cambridge Terahertz Network Launch Event! Register at bit.ly/CamTHz
There is a new postdoc opportunity in our group: Research Assistant/Associate in Scientific Software Development. Please consider applying and/or sharing! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/42236/
We look forward to the Femincam event that is celebrating women in electronic materials this September! Look out for our research group there.
Femincam is a celebration of the emerging women leaders in electronic materials, across departments, organised by the Device Material Group. We (@cambridge_ee ) are pleased to be sponsoring the event. Info: dmg.msm.cam.ac.uk/femincam Register: eventbrite.com/e/femincam-mee…
CAPE Lecture: Prof. Hannah Joyce, Univeristy of Cambridge: 'Semiconductor nanowires: harder, better, faster, stronger'. 20 June at 13:00, West Hub Cambridge, Lecture Theatre 2 & online: eng-cam.zoom.us/j/84761376876 Everyone is welcome @DeptofPhysics @GrapheneUCam @cu_mat @Nature