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Researchers from across the CAMIE consortium gathered at Imperial College London for the fifth consortium meeting from 4-5 October. The two-day event featured discussions on future research activities, presentations from Early Career Researchers, and training talks from Bryan Hickey and Antony Vamvakeros. Visit the event page for more information.
Research supported by CAMIE has been featured on the cover of ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. The cover article, Perovskite Oxide Interfaces Tailored by Cation Ordering Periodicities: Experimentally Resolved Atomic Structure and Predicted Magnetic Coupling, combines advanced electron microscopy and computational modelling to investigate how atomic structure influences magnetic behaviour in complex materials. By linking...
Research involving members of the CAMIE programme has been recognised as an ISIS Neutron and Muon Source Science Highlight. The study used neutron reflectometry to optimise a spintronic multilayer system composed of sub-nanometre-thick layers. By providing detailed insight into the structure of the material, the work has helped improve understanding of the relationship between layer...
The CAMIE Industrial Symposium recently took place at Imperial College London on 21 May, bringing together early‑career researchers and professionals from academia, industry, and entrepreneurship for a one‑day event focussed on collaboration, innovation, and career development beyond academia. The symposium provided a valuable platform for exploring how research can translate into real‑world impact, with a...
Early career researcher Servet Ozdemir took part in the 2026 Pint of Science festival, an initiative that brings research into local venues to engage wider audiences. At the Leeds event on 19 May 2026, Servet delivered a talk titled "Handedness in stealth magnets: the secret to computers that do not heat up". The presentation introduced...
The University of Leeds hosted the latest CAMIE Consortium Meeting on 21-22 April, bringing together researchers from across the programme for two days of scientific exchange and discussion. The meeting opened with talks by three invited speakers: An Introduction to Crystal Symmetry, Joe Barker Progress and Continuing Challenges for Physics in Inclusion and Diversity, Helen...
Dr Shelly Conroy (Imperial College London) was invited to speak at the Helmholtz‑Zentrum Berlin (HZB) event marking the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11 February 2026. She delivered a scientific talk during the morning programme and later joined a panel discussion alongside leading scientists to explore ways to better support the...
Congratulations to Emma who passed her PhD viva! She is now a postdoc at Imperial College, working with Sandrine Heutz. Read her Linkedin post.
Soumyarup recently shared his experience of beamtime experiments on LinkedIn, highlighting the challenges and opportunities involved in advanced research. His reflections provide valuable insight into the practical aspects of conducting experiments and collaborating across facilities. View the full page on LinkedIn
The third CAMIE consortium meeting took place at Queen’s University Belfast, bringing together researchers for two days of collaboration and knowledge exchange. The event opened with an overview of the work packages, followed by presentations from ECRs highlighting their scientific progress. A vibrant poster session gave PhD students the chance to showcase their research, and...