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Victoria Walford starts Victorious Bakery
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/victoria-walford-starts-victorious-bake…Victoria Walford starts Victorious Bakery. Victoria decided to adapt her PgDip Psychology and used it to start her own business. It was possible by getting mentoring, office space and some start-up grants from two LSBU schemes designed to encourage
Elizabeth Wisberg and The Lighthouse Bakery
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/elizabeth-wisberg-and-the-lighthouse-ba…Elizabeth Wisberg and The Lighthouse Bakery. Elizabeth Weisberg originally trained as an art historian at Columbia University in New York; she co-authored "Great Paintings of the Western World" and developed a great career in intellectual property.
Matt Hofmann, MSc Structural Engineering
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/matt-hofmann,-msc-structural-engineerin…Matt Hofmann, MSc Structural Engineering. While studying Civil Engineering at Undergraduate level, we were fortunate enough to be really exposed to industry professionals and industry standards and learnt a lot about life after university. It became
David Cheadle, MSc Electrical and Electronic engineering
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/david-cheadle,-msc-electrical-and-elect…David Cheadle, MSc Electrical and Electronic engineering. I work as a Higher Scientist at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Teddington, working in the electromagnetic technologies group on a variety of project related to radio frequency
Research creates refurbishment opportunities for…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/research-refurbishment-opportunities-su…Research creates refurbishment opportunities for supermarket refrigeration units. Dan is looking into how to extend their life cycle, maximise their value and reduce the embodied footprint by building them so they can be 'remanufactured'. He
Robot Detectives: developing a robot that can climb walls …
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/robot-detectives-developing-a-robot-tha…Robot Detectives: developing a robot that can climb walls. Groundbreaking projects have ranged from building the world's first wall climbing robot to robots that work under water and oil. This has led to LSBU winning the Most Innovative Robot award
Clay Niccum: "The National Bakery School offers a…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/clay-niccum-the-national-bakery-school-…Clay Niccum: "The National Bakery School offers a one of a kind education". Already possessing an MBA in Global Management and having formed a successful career as a marketing executive for a large bank, Clay chose to study at the National Bakery
Innovative use of carbon dioxide for sustainable…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/innovative-use-carbon-dioxide-sustainab…Innovative use of carbon dioxide for sustainable supermarket refrigeration. She is exploring the potential use of carbon dioxide as a natural refrigerant in supermarket freezers, instead of relying on global warming chlorofluorocarbons banned under
Research into creative Flow Rate Modelling for improved…
https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/stories/research-creative-flow-rate-modelling-f…Research into creative Flow Rate Modelling for improved bitumen extraction. Instead, PhD student Marsha Maraj wanted to develop a three-pronged approach to maximise flow rates in an environmentally friendly way for improved bitumen extraction.