Diamond CVD Personnel
- Professor Michael N.R. Ashfold, FRS - is a Professor of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, supervising the diamond project. Other research activities include laser spectroscopy and atmospheric gas phase chemistry.
- Professor Paul W. May - is a Professor of Physical Chemistry. Main research interests are all aspects of diamond film CVD, gas phase diagnostics, DLC film deposition and laser ablation, and Use of the WWW, especially for teaching.
- Dr Neil A. Fox - is a Senior Lecturer based both in the Chemistry and Physics Depts. Main research interests are diamond flat panel displays and devices using inkjet-printable suspensions of nanodiamond powders.
- Mr Keith N. Rosser - is a research associate involved with the technical aspects of diamond deposition.
- Dr James Smith - is a research associate involved with the technical aspects of diamond deposition.
- Dr Oliver Fox (oliver.fox@bristol.ac.uk) - is a postdoctoral researcher studying CVD diamond X-Ray lenses, after studying for a PhD in the area of molecular beam mass spectrometric analysis of MW CVD diamond plasmas.
- Dr James Richley (J.Richley@bristol.ac.uk) - passed his PhD thesis in the area of cavity ring down spectroscopy of diamond plasmas, and modelling surface reactions in November 2011.
- Miss Raquel Vaz (chrmav@bristol.ac.uk) - is studying for a PhD in the area of secondary electron emission from diamond for fast-response dynode devices.
- Miss Monika Zeleznik (Monika.Zeleznik@bristol.ac.uk) - is studying for a PhD in the area of diamond-based microplasmas arrays.
- Mr Mohammad Zamir Othman (Zamir.Othman@bristol.ac.uk) - is studying for a PhD in the area of diamond-based thermionic devices.
- Mr Joshua Lay (Joshua.Lay@bristol.ac.uk) - is studying for a PhD in the area of Kelvin probe studies of diamond grain boundaries.
- Mr Mark Kelly (chmwk@bristol.ac.uk) - is studying for a PhD in the area of gas-phase studies of diamond growth.
- Mr Jeff Rodgers (chzwjr@bristol.ac.uk) - is studying for a PhD in the area Monte Carlo modelling of diamond growth.
- Dr Yousheng Zou (Y.Zou@bristol.ac.uk) - is a visiting academic from Nanjing University of Science and
Technology in China. He is studying field and thermionic emission from diamond.
Other people working on diamond at Bristol can be found on the personnel pages of the Microstructures Group in the Dept of Physics, and the Interface Analysis Centre.
A list of previous group members, including staff and students can be found on this page.