Sarah is currently a PhD student the University of Cambridge studying bioelectronics and bioengineering. Sarah's background is multidisciplinary, receiving her BSc in neuroscience and MSc in brain imaging from the University of Nottingham before moving into the engineering field and receiving her MRes in sensor technology and application from the University of Cambridge. Her current work focuses on developing flexible electronic devices to monitor 3D in vitro models of epithelial tissue. She is also a STEM ambassador and is passionate about science communication and outreach work. Apart from science, Sarah loves sports and competes nationally in powerlifting and cheerleading!
Sarah is currently a PhD student the University of Cambridge studying bioelectronics and bioengineering. Sarah's background is multidisciplinary, receiving her BSc in neuroscience and MSc in brain imaging from the University of Nottingham before moving into the engineering field and receiving her MRes in sensor technology and application from the University of Cambridge. Her current work focuses on developing flexible electronic devices to monitor 3D in vitro models of epithelial tissue. She is also a STEM ambassador and is passionate about science communication and outreach work. Apart from science, Sarah loves sports and competes nationally in powerlifting and cheerleading!
