Professor Adam Kirrander is Professor of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry at Oxford, working at the cutting edge of ultrafast imaging, quantum dynamics, and photochemistry. His group develops advanced theoretical and computational methods that interpret experiments from new light and particle sources (e.g. XFELs, ultrafast electron pulses) and considers the "physics of the probe" to enhance resolution. They use simulations to visualise transient electronic and structural changes in molecules during photoexcitation and chemical reactions, often tightly linked to collaborative experiments worldwide. His recent work includes mapping ultrafast electronic relaxation pathways in molecular photoswitches using XFEL and computational modelling.
https://kirrander.web.ox.ac.uk/home
Stuart Mackenzie
Professor of Chemistry, Head of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory
My research in photonics revolves around the development of novel spectroscopic techniques applied to a variety of interesting scientific problems.
Stephen Morris
Professor of Engineering Science
I am interested in the development and fabrication of novel optoelectronic devices based upon organic and inorganic me
Peter Norreys
Professorial Research Fellow
My research interests are: high energy density plasma physics; inertial fusion; novel particle accelerators; extreme field science
Dominic O'Brien
Professor of Engineering Science
My interests lie in the field of optical communications. Through advances in visible light communications, we aim to gain improvements in the bandwidth and/or efficiency of a data network.
Armin Reichold
Reader in Particle Physics
My research interests lie in the field of optical metrology, encompassing absolute distance measurement systems and fibre based interferometry.
Moritz Riede
Professor of Soft Functional Nanomaterials
Our work focus's on organic semiconductor materials and organic photovoltaics
Grant Ritchie
Professor of Chemistry
My research interests lie in ultrasensitive absorption spectroscopy and optical manipulation.
Jens Rittscher
Professor of Engineering Science
Our research is aimed at enhancement our understanding of complex biological processes through the analysis of image data.
Patrick Salter
Associate Professor in Photonic Engineering
Dr Patrick Salter is working on using short pulse laser fabrication to manufacture new functional devices.
Ekaterina Shamonina
Professor of Engineering Science
My research covers metamaterials, electrodynamics, plasmonics, nanophotonics and microwave optics.
