STEM
STEM research projects explore topics which include, but are not limited to, agricultural engineering, astrology, biological sciences, climate change, computer science, digitalisation, energy, machine learning, mathematics, physics, robotics and technology.
Research Project Outline - Mitigating Rare Earth Element Contamination: A Geochemical Approach to Water Equity
This summer, my research will focus on quantifying sustainable mining techniques used in rare earth element extraction.
Arts & Humanities, Medicine & Health, Social Sciences, STEM, Leadership, Women in Business, Research, Durham University, Trinity College Dublin, University College London, University of Leeds, University of St Andrews, University of York, London Business School, Leadership & Research Laidlaw Scholars, Alumni, Learning Hub, Opportunities, Saïd Business School, University of Cambridge, London School of Economics and Political Science, Women in Business, Imperial College London, University of Oxford - SDG Impact Lab
Help a fellow Laidlaw Scholar recruit participants: UK Women 18-25
Hi! I’m recruiting participants for my study, which explores UK women’s experiences around exercise. I would really appreciate support from the Laidlaw community, either by taking part if eligible or by sharing this opportunity with someone who might be interested. Very flexible on interview times!
Two ways to miss the target? Carbon Capture vs Electrification for Industry, and a quick hello!
Hello from London!! My Laidlaw research asks whether carbon capture and electrification are real decarbonisation paths for hard to abate industry, or two different ways to miss the target. Full proposal and a bit about me below.
Reflections on my LiA with TSN
This report reflects on my Leadership in Action project with the Timothy Smith Network in Boston, where I supported the Boston Design Academy as an Administrative Scholar, exploring my contributions, challenges, and leadership development.
Posters in Parliament 2026
I recently enjoyed presenting my Laidlaw research project amongst other undergraduates at Posters in Parliament 2026.
