Congratulations are in order for Michael Campbell, who has been awarded the Glen Knoll Prize by the IEEE in recognition of his outstanding contributions to technology and engineering.

Michael has worked at CERN since 1988, mostly designing pixel detector electronics for high energy physics (HEP) experiments. Alongside this, he founded the MediPix Collaborations and contributed to creating TIMEPIX@School, a project supported through the CERN & Society Foundation which bring kits containing TimePix chips into classrooms, enabling students to get hands-on with science and “see” radiation.

Michael has generously decided to donate the prize money to the Foundation.

Read more about TIMEPIX@School, including ways that you too can make a difference for students around the world, here.