Skip to content

Molecular Process and Materials Engineering Group

From Molecules to Products

  • Research
    • Our Research Areas
    • Publications
      • Peer-Reviewed Publications
      • Theses
        • Total Electron-Yield XAS as an In Situ Probe for Studies of Catalysts and Other Materials in Reactive Gas Environments
      • Miscellaneous
    • Conferences
  • People
    • Academic Team
      • Dr Sylvia Britto
      • Dr Andrew Britton
      • Dr Thokozile A. Kathyola
      • Dr Anuradha Pallipurath
      • Professor Sven L. M. Schroeder
      • Dr Elizabeth A. Willneff
    • PhD Researchers
      • Abdulrahman Ajina
      • James Bucag
      • Saphora Dabo
      • Gunjan Das
      • Paul Edwards
      • Rosi Elliott
      • Bethan Evans
      • Laila H. Al-Madhagi
      • Arturs Pugejs
      • Ben Tayler-Barrett
    • Alumni
  • Resources
    • Day-to-Day
    • Conferences
    • Useful Howtos
    • Tables
      • River Calder Levels
      • Sieve Mesh Sizes
      • pKa Values of Organic Compounds
      • Mileage Tables
      • Debye Temperatures
      • Crystal Structures
    • Quotes Sven Likes
    • Writing Skills
    • X-rays
  • Contact
    • How to find us
    • To PhD applicants

UV/Vis

Papers 

Paper on Novel Spectroelectrochemical Technique

08/03/201310/04/2013 admin electrochemistry, electronic structure, instrumentation, liquid-liquid interface, nanoparticle, nanotechnology, spectroscopy, surface analysis, UV/Vis, XAS

A windowless electrochemical cell for the spectroscopic investigation of the liquid-liquid interface, using a dual droplet configuration, has been designed.

Read more
Papers 

Review in Angewandte Chemie: Nucleation of Organic Crystals

16/01/201322/02/2013 admin analytical, clusters, crystal growth, H-bond, nucleation, organic crystals, polymorphism, solid state NMR, spectroscopy, UV/Vis, XANES, XAS, XPS, XRD

Roger and Sven, together with Joop ter Horst (University of Delft), have published a review in Angewandte Chemie: Nucleation of

Read more
Papers 

Paper on Uranium/Plutonium Dioxide Dissolution in Nitric Acid

11/11/201211/11/2012 admin catalysis, energy, environmental, in situ, nuclear energy, nuclear fuel, oxides, plutonium, spectroscopy, sustainability, uranium, UV/Vis

A joint paper with NNL on uranium/plutonium dioxide dissolution in nitric acid has been published. The Chemistry of (U,Pu)O2 Dissolution

Read more
Awards Group Members 

Sin-Yuen Wins Chemical Engineering Course Prize

11/07/201211/07/2012 admin analytical, catalysis, UV/Vis, wastewater, water

Congratulations are in order to our team member Sin-Yuen Chang, who has just been awarded the Course Prize for being

Read more
Howto Teaching 

Sven’s Quick Guide to Measuring a Good Absorption Spectrum

17/02/201117/02/2011 admin IR, spectroscopy, transmission, UV/Vis, XAS

The rule to remember is this: “When you measure absorption spectra (X-ray, UV, Vis, IR…) in transmission mode then you

Read more

Our Twitter Feed

Molecular Process and Materials Engineering GroupFollow

Molecular Process and Materials Engineering Group
Retweet on TwitterMolecular Process and Materials Engineering Group Retweeted
RoySocChemRoyal Society of Chemistry@RoySocChem·
27 Nov

Would you like the chance to talk to MPs about your research and win up to £2000? @UKParliament @POST_UK #ScienceinParliament

Enter #STEM4Brit20 now 👉 https://rsc.li/2BYcvW5

Reply on Twitter 1199682543001505797Retweet on Twitter 119968254300150579711Like on Twitter 119968254300150579713Twitter 1199682543001505797
Retweet on TwitterMolecular Process and Materials Engineering Group Retweeted
BraggRoyceLeedsThe Bragg Centre and Royce at Leeds@BraggRoyceLeeds·
29 Nov

Join the @BraggRoyceLeeds PhD Winter School on #materials growth and characterisation with @RoyceInstitute . Save the date 14-16th of January. Apply via https://bit.ly/2Xgv8hY. Application closes on the 16th of December 2019.

Reply on Twitter 1200427622733434880Retweet on Twitter 12004276227334348808Like on Twitter 12004276227334348808Twitter 1200427622733434880
Retweet on TwitterMolecular Process and Materials Engineering Group Retweeted
SPapapigScientist_PapaPig@SPapapig·
28 Nov

Mama Pig is living life on the (X-ray) edge on beamline @I13Diamond! #XrayImaging #Synchrotron #Tomography #Radiography #Filtration #Pharma

Reply on Twitter 1200048503562625025Retweet on Twitter 12000485035626250254Like on Twitter 12000485035626250259Twitter 1200048503562625025
Retweet on TwitterMolecular Process and Materials Engineering Group Retweeted
SLMSchroederSven L. M. Schroeder@SLMSchroeder·
27 Nov

Looking for papers that put the latest generation of near ambient pressure surface analysis to use for the development of novel surface science and in situ experiments. #HAXPES #VXSF #NAPXPS @RoyceInstitute https://twitter.com/Crystals_MDPI/status/1199624233694875648

Reply on Twitter 1199628085836034048Retweet on Twitter 119962808583603404811Like on Twitter 119962808583603404810Twitter 1199628085836034048
Retweet on TwitterMolecular Process and Materials Engineering Group Retweeted
SPECS_GmbHSPECSGROUP@SPECS_GmbH·
21 Nov

Are you looking for an alternative way to publish your data? Maybe on our SPECSGROUP Science Mug 2020? Please send us your best measurement result obtained with a product from the SPECSGROUP until December 17th 2019 to editors@specs.com. http://bit.ly/specsmug

Reply on Twitter 1197447721441005568Retweet on Twitter 11974477214410055682Like on Twitter 11974477214410055683Twitter 1197447721441005568
Load More...

Tags

analytical biomaterials catalysis co-crystals computational Conference conservation science crystal growth crystallography descriptors economy electrochemistry electronic structure energy environmental fluorides formulation gold H-bond Heritage Science instrumentation laboratory automation Lewis acids liquid-liquid interface nanoparticle NEXAFS nuclear energy nuclear fuel nucleation oxides pharmaceuticals polymorphism renewables salts solid state NMR spectroscopy surface analysis sustainability synchrotron UV/Vis wastewater XANES XAS XPS XRD

Conferences

  • APXPS 2019
  • BACG 2019
  • ChemEngDayUK 2019
  • ECASIA 2019

Archive

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries RSS
  • Comments RSS
  • WordPress.org
Copyright © 2019 Molecular Process and Materials Engineering Group. All rights reserved.
Theme: ColorMag by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress.