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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

Hacking a path to innovation

04 Sep 2020
Taken from the September 2020 issue of Physics World.

Bonnie Tsim says “hackathons” are a great way for scientists to apply their skills to the commercial world

Graphene Hackathon prototype
Skilling up Bonnie Tsim and her team creating a final prototype at the Graphene Hackathon in 2019. (Courtesy: Kevin Laitak)
Academics are often derided for their lack of entrepreneurial skills. Partly that’s because the cu

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Bonnie Tsim is a PhD student at the Graphene NOWNANO Centre for Doctoral Training at the University of Manchester, UK, e-mail loktingbonnie.tsim@manchester.ac.uk
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