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21 Mar 2021: Safety:. - Please don‘t hold the paper spiral too close to ahot bulb or fire. University of Cambridge. Draco the dragon1. Colour Draco the dragon with your favourite. pens, then cut along the spiral. 2. Attach a piece of thread to the end of the

Mr John Jarman. How did you join the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride? I worked in the group as a fourth-year undergraduate at. Cambridge, working on a project to investigate the instability in. light emission from some nanostructures called

Dr. Fabien Massabuau. How did you join the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride? I first joined the Gallium Nitride group as a summer student in. 2010. At that time I was an undergraduate student from École. Centrale de Lyon. I was studying

Peter Griffin. How did you join the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride? I first heard about the GaN group from a presentation by Rachel. Oliver on whispering gallery modes in a GaN disc resonator. The. talk was part of the introduction week to the

Dr. Rachel Oliver. How did you join the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride? I first started working with the GaN Centre as a graduate student. I was trying to grow nitride quantum structures and the growth. system I was using in Oxford didn't have

Dr. Markus Pristovsek. How did you join the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride? I joined the centre in autumn 2012 just two months after I met. Colin Humphreys and Rachel Oliver at a conference in St. Petersburg. I helped to set up the second

Prof. Sir Colin Humphreys. How did you get interested in GaN research? I first got interested in GaN research in about 1995, and in 1997 I. had an EPSRC grant on Optimising Blue Light Emitters in which I. compared two possible candidates for

Dr. Ted Thrush. How did you join the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride? My association with the embryonic Cambridge Centre for GaN. began around 16 years ago when, as chief scientist for the. equipment manufacturer, Thomas Swan, I arranged the