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This page lists the people involved with the IRC at University College London. Their listing includes their home departments.
 
Dr David Bowler   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

David Bowler
WWW: www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/~drb/
E-mail: david.bowler@ucl.ac.uk
I am a Royal Society University Research Fellow, researching the physics of atomic-scale wires. I am particularly interested in the physics of wires on semiconductor surfaces.
Tapping-mode AFM phase of a thin film of a blend of conjugated polymers
 
Dr Franco Cacialli   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

Franco Cacialli
WWW: www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/
E-mail: f.cacialli@ucl.ac.uk
Fabrication and characterisation of organic semiconductor nanostructures.
 
Professor Andrew Fisher   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

Professor Andrew Fisher
WWW: www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/~ajf/
E-mail: andrew.fisher@ucl.ac.uk
Theory of scanning probes and of electron transport in molecular nanostructures.
Molecular dynamics image of an isolated cluster of 67 molecules of n-nonane
 
Dr Ian Ford   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

WWW: www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/~ijf/webpage.html
E-mail: i.ford@ucl.ac.uk
I am interested in small molecular clusters and the nucleation of phase transitions that they often control.
 
Dr Andrew Horsfield   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

WWW: www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/~aph/
E-mail: a.horsfield@ucl.ac.uk
Theory of electrical conduction and Joule heating in nanowires.
Bone cells imaged by afm
 
Professor Mike Horton   Top of page
Department of Medicine  

Professor Mike Horton
WWW: www.ucl.ac.uk/medicine/
E-mail: m.horton@ucl.ac.uk
Atomic force microscopy techniques applied to cell biology. Measurement of binding forces between ligands and their receptors in living cells at single molecule sensitivity
 
Dr Chris Howard   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

WWW: http://www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/
E-mail: c.howard@ucl.ac.uk
Condensed Matter and Materials Physics.
 
Dr Rachel McKendry   Top of page
Department of Medicine  

WWW: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/medicine/bmc/staff/rm.html
E-mail: r.a.mckendry@ucl.ac.uk
Using AFM to probe biomolecular interactions and nanomechanics.
 
Dr Andrew Pelling   Top of page
Department of Medicine  

WWW: http://www.andrew-pelling.com/
E-mail: a.pelling@ucl.ac.uk
Nanoscience, Nanomechanics of biological/synthetic materials and molecules, Mechanobiology, Cell Mechanics and Biophysics, Cellular and Molecular Statistical Fluctuations.
 
Professor Alex Shluger   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

WWW: http://www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/~ayg/group/
E-mail: a.shluger@ucl.ac.uk
Development and application of theoretical methodologies for calculations on defects in solids and at surfaces, with particular emphasis on embedded cluster techniques.
     
Self-trapped exciton in quartz
 
Professor Marshall Stoneham   Top of page
Department of Physics & Astronomy  

Professor Marshall Stoneham
WWW: www.cmmp.ucl.ac.uk/~ak/
E-mail: a.stoneham@ucl.ac.uk
Special interests are in the theory of nanoscale phenomena, especially those involving dynamics, excited states and interfaces.
 
Dr Paul Warburton   Top of page
Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering  

WWW: http://www.ee.ucl.ac.uk/~pwarburt/homepage.htm
E-mail: p.warburton@ucl.ac.uk
 
     
Past IRC UCL Members
 
Dr Patrick Mesquida   Top of page
Department of Medicine  

WWW: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/pse/diveng/research/materials/pm/
E-mail: patrick.mesquida@kcl.ac.uk
Now a lecturer at King's College London.
     

 
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