Melissa is a PhD researcher in the NAMI group at the University of Nottingham. In her research, she synthesises novel materials to improve lithium–sulfur batteries. She is passionate about STEM outreach and works with several organisations to deliver science lessons to primary and secondary students.

Dayo is a third-year PhD student within the Sustainable Hydrogen CDT, under the supervision of Prof. Graham Newton and Dr Kieran Jones. Within the NAMI research group, Dayo primarily focuses on polyoxometalate synthesis of molecular hydrogen evolution electrocatalysts to allow efficient hydrogen production via water-splitting reactions under mild conditions. Outside the lab, Dayo enjoys keeping active through basketball, wheelchair basketball, and walks in the Peak District.

Emilie is a postdoctoral researcher in the Silvi Group at the University of Nottingham. Her research focuses on promoting organic reactions photochemically and exploring novel reaction pathways. Outside of the lab, Emilie enjoys ice skating, crocheting, and listening to Taylor Swift!

Benji is a third year PhD student under the supervision of Prof. Lee Johnson, Prof. Graham Newton, and Prof. Darren Walsh in the NAMI group. His research focuses on discerning electrolyte degradation mechanisms in high energy Li-ion batteries. Outside of work, Benji enjoys the gym, squash, badminton, and watching any sport (particularly the 6 nations).

Brin is a third year PhD student working under the supervison of Prof. Mike George and Sir Martyn Poliakoff. Brin's research focuses on using process analytical technologies for sustainable flow chemistry. Outside the lab, she enjoys various activities such as badminton, dodgeball, muay thai and drinking lots of chai.

Georgia is a third year PhD student looking at developing renal MRI through the use of contrast agents.