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  • Dr Thomas Lippert
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    Functional thin oxide films deposited by laser ablation (pulsed laser deposition - PLD), especially for renewable energy applications such as fuel cells and batteries. In-situ spectroscopies...
  • Prof Michael Wilson
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    I have over 30 years of research and teaching in Environmental Chemistry especially Organic Geochemistry. I am also extensively working in the areas of nanotechnology, new methods of illicit drug...
  • Prof Robert W. Collins
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    Professor Collins’s research involves the development and application of polarized light spectroscopies based on ellipsometry and polarimetry to probe the optical properties of solids, surfaces, and...
  • Dr Chris Sammon
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    Research Interests He lists research interests as controlled release from polymer matrices, polymer degradation, mapping and imaging of polymer formulations, polymer gelation, chemometric data...
  • Dr Giuliano Tari
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    Microstructural characterisation and control of the dispersion of inorganic powders:Al2O3SiC Si3N4CaCO3CordieriteSiO2Clay-based ceramics Optimisation of colloidal shaping techniques:Slip...
  • Prof Jan Evans-Freeman
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    My research concentrates on the electrical and optical properties of impurities and defects in semiconductors, primarily, but not exclusively, those in Group IV, identifying the significance of the...
  • Dr Gary Critchlow
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    Worked for Loughborough University since January 1987; initially as a member of the Surface Analysis Group of Loughborough Consultants Ltd located within the Physics Department. In 1990 this group...

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