by Eamonn Boylan | Jul 9, 2024
My research has all been concerned with the theory of condensed matter, with a strong emphasis on computer simulation. This really started at Harwell, where I learned how to do molecular dynamics simulation, and worked on fast ion conduction in uranium dioxide and...
by Eamonn Boylan | Jul 9, 2024
Prof Bowler is a computational physicist, who develops novel electronic structure methods and works on the properties of semiconductor surfaces and nanostructures on those surfaces. He is the co-developer of the linear scaling density functional theory (DFT) code,...
by Eamonn Boylan | Jul 9, 2024
Prof Ford’s research interests lie in the area of statistical physics, particularly soft condensed matter and biological physics. He is particularly interested in a theoretical understanding of the nucleation of a phase transition, such as condensation of...
by Eamonn Boylan | Jul 9, 2024
Having moved from industry to academia, I have breadth of activities which is unusual. There are several consistent underlying themes, in particular the behaviour of elastic waves in materials (with application to materials characterisation and materials testing) and...
by Eamonn Boylan | Jul 9, 2024
Professor Jackman heads UCL’s Diamond Electronics team whose laboratories are within the London Centre for Nanotechnology (LCN, london-nano.com) Diamond is widely known as a gemstone, with important engineering applications in electronics, detection, biosensing,...
