On the 11th of March, QMCUR participated in the Queen Mary Industrial Liaison Forum, marking our 5th consecutive presence at the event. In total, approximately 35 undergraduate researchers from our team presented 15 diverse posters, showcasing research across a wide range of engineering disciplines ranging from robotics and bioengineering to fluid dynamics and materials science.

The awards for the Best Poster this time were obtained by:

Allegra Celesia – for her work on "Data-Driven Path Planning for Methane Monitoring Drones", Supervised by Dr Nikos Bempedelis
Jensen Jill Rajesh – for his work on the development of a "Sensorised Residual Limb Phantom", Supervised by Thilina Dulantha Lalitharatne

Both projects exemplify the high calibre of undergraduate research conducted within QMCUR, addressing real-world challenges in environmental monitoring and healthcare technology.

The attached photograph captures a group photo of some of our presenting members, reflecting the collaborative spirit and enthusiasm of the team.

We extend our congratulations to the whole team of presenters for their hard work and dedication. Special thanks are also due to their supervisors for their continued guidance and support throughout the research process.

We look forward to seeing the future progress of their research at upcoming dissemination events, and conferences.