Analytical Science Centre for Doctoral Training at Warwick University. We train future leaders in experimental and theoretical research. 2014-
Coventry, England
Joined March 2016
- Tweets311
- Following166
- Followers259
- Likes207
Pinned Tweet
Interested in doing a PhD in Analytical Science? We have a wide variety of opportunities (direct start PhD and 1+3!) across chemistry, physics, life sciences, WMG and engineering with many exciting industrial and academic partners!
Please visit: warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/as/stu…
AS CDT retweeted
Mega congratulations to Blane Keating @warwickchem for success in your PhD viva today! Great work on nanopipettes and optical methods applied to crystallisation. Thanks to @electro_mcp for co-supervision. Many thanks to @paoloactis and @ProfJulieVMac for examining!
Well done, Owen!! 👨🔬
Mad about MaDDOSY? Our second paper on using MaDDDOSY for monitoring the growth of a polymer in real time is now available to read! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
AS CDT retweeted
New paper published by Professor Reinhard Maurer and Dr David Duncan @DiamondLightSou in @PhysRevLet titled 'Structure of graphene grown on Cu(111): x-ray standing wave measurement and density functional theory prediction'
Find out more & read the paper⬇️
tinyurl.com/24c7hbxx
ALT Image shows side view and top view of ball-and-stick model structures of graphene adsorbed on Cu(111) surface. The picture indicates different superstructures and the predicted and measured adsorption heights.
We’ve been at @imperialcollege and the @BBC today learning all the trade secrets of science communication🎙️🧪 Massive thank you to @GarethM and everyone else involved!
AS CDT retweeted
Professor Steven Brown & @MASCDT PhD student Mo Rahman have published a paper with AstraZeneca and C4X in @ACSPublications that combines solid- and solution NMR with DFT calculation.
Read the paper now👉tinyurl.com/yeaczewm
ALT The figure shows NMR spectra (left) that are used in our approach based on changes in the NMR chemical shift to identify a specific solid-state packing (right) from different options (middle top), learning from the adopted molecular conformations in solution (middle bottom).
It was lovely to have Dr Anisha Haris with us for a seminar on charge detection mass spec! 🦠 Thank you for coming!
Thank you to @brittonMRI for giving a wonderful seminar on the wide application of MRI a few weeks back!
Now with a picture, thanks again so much for coming!
Dr Anna Regoutz gave an amazing seminar on HAXPES and its application to bonding and electronic structure of metal dihydrides. Thank you @bluebananna for the engaging talk!
AS CDT retweeted
It was great to have @bluebananna with us at Warwick again yesterday for the @MASCDT seminar!
Dr Anna Regoutz gave an amazing seminar on HAXPES and its application to bonding and electronic structure of metal dihydrides. Thank you @bluebananna for the engaging talk!
Great work Owen, bring MaDDOSY to the masses!
It's out! I'm pleased to say my first paper, MaDDOSY (Mass Determination Diffusion Ordered Spectroscopy) using an 80 MHz Bench Top NMR for the Rapid Determination of Polymer, Macromolecular Molecular Weight is available to read now! doi.org/10.1002/marc.2023006…
AS CDT retweeted
Really awesome to have Nick Turner at Warwick today for the weekly lunchtime seminar. Thanks for organising @MASCDT ! – at Coventry, England
For the last seminar of this year, our very own @Byron_S_Ross presented some of his PhD research on electrochemistry in space 🪐🌑Thank you for the talk, demonstrating the wide variety of research done by the CDT.
Thank you Jackie! ⭐️
This week, Dr Jackie Mosely from @YorkCoEMS gave a really engaging seminar on the complexities and applications of ion mobility separation mass spectrometry! Thank you for the lovely talk! 👩🔬🧩
This week, Dr Jackie Mosely from @YorkCoEMS gave a really engaging seminar on the complexities and applications of ion mobility separation mass spectrometry! Thank you for the lovely talk! 👩🔬🧩
We had a very interesting talk yesterday from Rebecca Beveridge @rebeccabev5 from the University of Strathclyde on ‘Ion mobility mass spectrometry analysis of dynamic proteins and protein complexes.’ Thank you for the brilliant talk, Rebecca! We really enjoyed the science 😃
Dr Jack Woolley from WCUS brightened the ASCDT seminar room today with a wonderful talk on the many uses of ultrafast spectroscopy for molecular and materials chemistry! 💡
And thank you to everyone that came along (and, of course, the ASCDT seminar committee)! Such a great turnout!
Big thank you to Dr Zoë Ayres @ZJAyres for delivering our CDT seminar today, providing an abundance of useful information and advice on managing mental health during a PhD 📚💚