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Congratulations, Josh!

15/04/201509/10/2015 admin analytical, awards, formulation, instrumentation, nuclear energy, petrochemicals, spectroscopy

News came through today that our team member Josh Goldberg has been awarded a PhD degree for his research on the “Detection and Removal of Degradation Products from Liquid Systems”. Congratulations, Josh!

  • ← Congratulations Chris!
  • New leadership role for Sven →

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4 Aug

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3 Aug

Back to business on B18 @DiamondLightSou with our first industrial mail-in session! Here you see an #XAS experiment set up by our dedicated spectroscopist on behalf of an industrial user. Get in touch to find out how we can support your research: http://www.diamond.ac.uk/industry

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3 Aug

Some of the exciting XPS work that is being carried out at the @UniversityLeeds versatile x-ray spectroscopy facility (vxsf)| https://eps.leeds.ac.uk/dir-record/facilities/3874/versatile-x-ray-spectroscopy-facility

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Our work on hydrogen bond classification by XPS has been highlighted in this month's Henry-Royce-Institute newsletter. https://www.royce.ac.uk/impact/predictive-materials-design-through-location-of-hydrogen @MPMEGroupLeeds @EPSRC_CMAC @DiamondILO

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21 Jul

Currently attending the virtual @UkColloids conference...great talks so far! 🤩 Here’s to hoping I don’t trip and fall when it’s my turn to present 😜 #UKColloids2020 #PostDocLife #AcademicChatter #ChemEng #Colloids

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13 Jul

A Structured Approach to Cope with Impurities During Industrial Crystallization Development - a new workflow developed in collaboration with our industrial partner @pfizer #industrialcrystalliation #impurities #processdevelopment #CMAC #CMACpublication
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