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Congratulations Dr Adlard!

Philip Fowler, 7th March 202612th March 2026

Dylan successfully defended his DPhil on Friday 6 March, well done. From what he said his examiners, Professor Sam Sheppard and Associate Professor Louis Grandjean gave his work a thorough examination. As luck would have it we received the reviews from the last manuscript to come out of his thesis the day before..

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