Hannah Hilton-Tapp

Process Chemist · Rolls-Royce · company speakers →

Hannah Hilton-Tapp is a Process Chemist at Rolls-Royce, and is also in the process of submitting her PhD thesis to University of Leicester. Her PhD research topic was the electrodeposition of novel nanocomposite and alloy coatings for use as diffusion barrier layers in thermoelectric devices, in which she worked closely with the university's Space Nuclear Power team to further the development of thermoelectric and radioisotope power conversion technologies. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry with Forensic Science and a Master’s degree in Chemistry, both also obtained from University of Leicester. Alongside the IOM3 Student & Early Career Committee, Hannah is also a member of the IOM3 International Affairs Committee and a committee member for the East Midlands Materials Society. In 2024, she placed 3rd in the National Final for IOM3 Young Persons’ Lecture Competition, and was awarded the Peter Farr Memorial Award by the Institute of Materials Finishing for a paper published in their journal.

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Speaking history

EURADH XVI: European Adhesion Conference

13 September 2027 Cambridge, United Kingdom “Welcome & Opening remarks”

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