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Dr Graham obtained a MPhys(Hons) degree in Physics from The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) in 2001. He subsequenctly joined the research group of Prof. Philip Dawson in the Condensed Matter Physics group at UMIST to work on photoluminescence and time-resolved photoluminescence spectroscopy of gallium nitride semiconductor quantum well structures.
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Dual-award between The University of Manchester and IIT Kharagpur. The University of Manchester and the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur have partnered to offer a dual-award PhD programme in a variety of projects across the Faculty of Science and Engineering, with applicants spending four years across Manchester and Kharagpur.
‘What Manchester did yesterday’, The Guardian, 15 December1975, p.5. 8 Bowden, B.V. (1956) Proposals for the development of the Manchester College of Science and Technology (Manchester: The Manchester College of Science and Technology) Preface. 9 Ibid. Preface. 10 Ibid. p.126. 11 ‘Technical Education (Comparative Expenditures)’, House of Commons Debate, 16 December 1954, vol. 535 ...
The Manchester Municipal School of Technology, which would later become the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST), was located in the older, western end of what is now the Sackville Street Building – the rest of the Sackville Street building was completed in 1957.
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