Rachael Greenhalgh won the £100 first prize for the best presentation at an Institute of Physics event. Rachael’s talk was titled ‘Origins of Void formation in Sputtered CdSe’. Rachael’s research is focused on improving the efficiency of second-generation thin film photovoltaic devices. The talk was presented at an Ion and Plasma Surface Interactions (IPSI) Group Early Career meeting, 14th -16th April 2021.
Rachael Greenhalgh wins first prize for the best presentation at an IOP event
Congratulations to Rachael Greenhalgh, a PhD student in CREST.
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