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EPSRC-funded PhD position now available

A fully funded EPSRC studentship (DTP) will be available in the group for a September 2021 start. This studentship is associated with the “Big-data for nano-electronics” project, and is open to UK-based applicants (EU applicants living in the UK may also be eligible for some support). The project will develop

Viva in Oxford: Alice Smith

Patrick served as external examiner for the DPhil viva of Alice Smith (part of the Donal Bradley research group) at the University of Oxford, alongside Prof. Arzhang Ardavan as internal examiner.

New Capital Equipment Grant - Ultrafast Laser Facility

The group has been awarded funds to purchase a new ultrafast laser facility for the Photon Science Institute through an EPSRC Core Equipment Award (EP/V036343/1). This grant will be used to replace the aging Coherent RegA system with a turn-key highly tunable ultrafast laser system with optical parametric

2020.S7 - Group MPhys Students

The group welcomes a bumper set of new MPhys (Masters project) students on a range of projects. Welcome to all students! Big-data for nano-electronics – development of machine-learning tools for analysis of imaging and spectroscopic data for nanotechnology Rafe Whitehead, Thomas Blackmore, Omar Ahmed, Jonathan Ryding Earth’s-field NMR – design and

Welcome to Dr Stephen Church

The group welcomes our new PDRA working on the Big-data for Nano-Electronics project. Dr Stephen Church joins the group from working in cubic-phase GaN for white-light and RGB LEDs. Welcome to Stephen!

Congratulations to group PhD Stefan Skalsky

A huge congratulations to group PhD student Stefan Skalsky (co-supervised with Prof. Wendy Flavell) who passed his PhD viva with minor corrections. Even more impresively, he managed to deal with the challenges of a video-cal based viva. His examiners were Prof. David Mowbray (Sheffield) and Prof. Mark Dickinson (Manchester).

Back to work - PSI labs reopen

The Photon Science Institute laser labs are now reopened after nearly 19 weeks of closure due to the novel coronavirus shutdown. All lasers are back on, and reseach will resume over the upcoming week or two.

Stefan Skalsky thesis submission

Congratulations to lab member Stefan Skalsky, who submitted his PhD thesis today. He work, entitled “Interferometric Time-correlated Single Photon Counting for Nano-optoelectronic Characterisation” covers his research on the i-TCSPC tool.

Postdoctoral Research Position Available: Big-Data for Nano-Electronics

A 2-year postdoctoral position is available in the group to work on data acquisition and analytics pipeline on the big-data for nano-electronics project. The post has the potential to be extended to 4 years. The successful candidate will apply statistical approaches to large-scale data produced by high-throughput spectroscopy and imaging

New Paper: Carrier dynamics and recombination mechanisms in InP twinning superlattice nanowires

A new paper has been published in Optics Express, led by collaborator Xiaoming Yuan at Central South University (Changsha) and growth colleagues in the group of Prof. Jagadish at Australian National University. In this work, novel “twinning-superlattice” nanowires are grown. Once passivated, this growth method produces extremely high quality nanowires,