An insider’s tour of technology developments in the consultancy world
The Cambridge area is peppered with technical consultancies, but what do they actually do, and is it just making PowerPoints? Through a series of project examples, and the occasional anecdote, I will aim to provide a window into the consulting world and have you come away with not just an answer to that question, but some interesting technical insights too.
Expect to hear about taking a ventilator from blank sheet to production in 6 weeks, delivering drug more reliably to the retina, robotic endoscopy… and much more!
Catherine Wyman, TTP
Catherine Wyman leads the eyecare team at TTP where she serves as a subject matter expert and oversees development projects ranging from creating novel drug delivery devices to complex diagnostic systems. She has spent her career developing medical devices; with contributions ranging from the detailed mechanical design of inhalers to carrying out strategic reviews of large organisation’s R&D approaches. Catherine has a BA and MEng from the University of Cambridge where she specialised in fluid dynamics.
Attending lectures
The lecture will be preceded by a short presentation from a CSAR PhD Award Winner.
The impact of surface roughness on the aerodynamic performance of aeroengine turbine blades
Abby Berhane, RA at University of Cambridge Whittle Laboratory, and College Research Associate (CRA) at Sidney Sussex College.
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