“Stephanie worked for BASF projects for a year as part of her course. Her contribution started almost immediately after joining and during her time with the company she was recognised as performing significantly above the expected standard. I would have no hesitation in recommending Stephanie for any role she should choose in the future. ”
Stephanie Travers
Aylesbury, England, United Kingdom
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Aylesbury, England, United Kingdom
2K followers
500 connections
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Trackside Fluid Engineer in Formula 1 supporting Mercedes, Aston Martin, McLaren and…
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Impressions from last week 11th International Engine Congress. Thank you Prof. Dr. Peter Schöggl for co-hosting with me the keynote lecture on…
Impressions from last week 11th International Engine Congress. Thank you Prof. Dr. Peter Schöggl for co-hosting with me the keynote lecture on…
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UBU STEMinism student led society is making a difference to their student community. Taking the lead and being the first to launch a University of…
UBU STEMinism student led society is making a difference to their student community. Taking the lead and being the first to launch a University of…
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Activities and Societies: Active member of the Chemical Engineering society
Modules include:
- Advanced Process Design
- Dynamic Behaviour of Process Systems
- Carbon Capture and Clean Fossil Fuels
- Reaction Engineering II
- Particle Engineering
- Process Heat Transfer
- Colloid and Interface Science
- Project Management
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Activities and Societies: Active member of the Chemical Engineering and Fearless Praisers (Music) Society, President of Chemical Engineering and Music Society for 2013-2014 academic year.
IChemE Accredited
Modules Included:
- Introductory Control (90%)
- Structural and Solid Mechanics (89%)
- Six Sigma for Business Excellence (87%)
- Further Engineering Analysis (82%)
- Reaction Engineering (82%)
- Final Year Design Project (77%)
Final Year Design project was on the design of a Chemical Plant which produced 450000 tonnes of Polyethylene with the use of a fluidised bed reactor. My design aspect of the project was for the fluidised bed reactor and…IChemE Accredited
Modules Included:
- Introductory Control (90%)
- Structural and Solid Mechanics (89%)
- Six Sigma for Business Excellence (87%)
- Further Engineering Analysis (82%)
- Reaction Engineering (82%)
- Final Year Design Project (77%)
Final Year Design project was on the design of a Chemical Plant which produced 450000 tonnes of Polyethylene with the use of a fluidised bed reactor. My design aspect of the project was for the fluidised bed reactor and single screw extruder.
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Activities and Societies: Sports - swimming and athletics. Student council representative, completed silver Duke of Edinburgh and Young Enterprise. Have musical grades 1 - 7 in Classical Piano and Flute as well as grades 1 - 6 in Saxophone and Grades 1 -3 in Jazz piano.
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