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Bogdan P.

Southampton - Engineering Doctorate in Computational Engineering (Doctorate)

Lecturer and Doctor in Aerospace Engineering with passion and experience in teaching maths and physics.

£47-£49

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Star 4.9 / 5

26 reviews

66 lessons

Bogdan P.

Southampton - Engineering Doctorate in Computational Engineering (Doctorate)

Lecturer and Doctor in Aerospace Engineering with passion and experience in teaching maths and physics.

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Cameron G.

Super tutor

Manchester - Computational Study of Microstructurally Short Crack Propagation in AA7xxx alloys (Doctorate)

Hi there, my name is Cameron and I recently graduated from the University of St Andrews with an MPhys in Theoretical Physics, and have since started a PhD at the University of Manchester. My research is primarily focused on microstructurally short...

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

84 reviews

868 lessons

Cameron G.

Super tutor

Manchester - Computational Study of Microstructurally Short Crack Propagation in AA7xxx alloys (Doctorate)

Hi there, my name is Cameron and I recently graduated from the University of St Andrews with an MPhys in Theoretical Physics, and have since started a PhD at the University of Manchester. My research is primarily focused on microstructurally short...

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Jack P.

Super tutor

Queen's, Belfast - MSci Mathematics (Masters)

Friendly Mathematician, passionate about helping pupils reach their full potential.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

50 reviews

519 lessons

Jack P.

Super tutor

Queen's, Belfast - MSci Mathematics (Masters)

Friendly Mathematician, passionate about helping pupils reach their full potential.

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Bandar A.

Cambridge - MRes in Connected Electronic and Photonic Systems (Masters)

For many students revision is a long, draining and frustrating journey. However, it doesn't need to be and I'm here to fix that with tailormade lessons for you!

£47-£49

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Star 4.8 / 5

6 reviews

304 lessons

Bandar A.

Cambridge - MRes in Connected Electronic and Photonic Systems (Masters)

For many students revision is a long, draining and frustrating journey. However, it doesn't need to be and I'm here to fix that with tailormade lessons for you!

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Benjamin O.

Glasgow - Pharmacology (Bachelors)

BenjaminUniversity of Glasgow - Precision Medicine (Masters)Hi! I am a Pharmacology (BSc) graduate and current Precision Medicine master's student who has a passion for learning and teaching science!I am enthu...

£22-£27

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Star 5 / 5

49 reviews

273 lessons

Benjamin O.

Glasgow - Pharmacology (Bachelors)

BenjaminUniversity of Glasgow - Precision Medicine (Masters)Hi! I am a Pharmacology (BSc) graduate and current Precision Medicine master's student who has a passion for learning and teaching science!I am enthu...

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Patrick L.

Responds quickly

York - Physics with Astrophysics (Integrated Masters)

I'm a patient individual who won't criticise or judge a pupil because they don't understand something. I strive to help them become independent thinkers.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

28 reviews

475 lessons

Patrick L.

Responds quickly

York - Physics with Astrophysics (Integrated Masters)

I'm a patient individual who won't criticise or judge a pupil because they don't understand something. I strive to help them become independent thinkers.

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