Kenny Man

I graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with a first class honours degree in Human biology BSc

What attracted you to the  Centre for Doctoral Training in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine – Innovation in Medical and Biological Engineering
I thoroughly enjoyed my undergraduate degree; therefore I want to pursue a career in the field of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

How did you hope the CDT integrated PhD would give you an advantage over a conventional PhD?
Allows you to acquired knowledge outside the your area of expertise in the tissue engineering field
Able to evaluate potential projects and supervisors much more thoroughly

How do you hope to extend the experience gained from the course in your future career?
I hope that the CDT TERM PhD programme will provide me with a strong base of technical knowledge, understanding, and research skills that will support my future career in research in this multidisciplinary, remarkable, and cutting-edge field.

What have you found most challenging about the CDT course?
The interdisciplinary nature of the course makes it very challenging as it often forces you out of your comfort zone, but I enjoy the challenge of applying my knowledge in different areas to solve problems.