Our Collaborators
Much of our research is interdisciplinary and collaborative. Through working closely with other teams of scientists we are able to tackle problems which are beyond the reach of an individual research group. The following are some of our current collaborators:
| Nicolás Agraït | (Madrid; molecular electronics) |
| Alex Saywell | (Department of Physics, Nottingham, UK; STM) |
| Lapo Bogani | (Oxford Materials; nanomagnetism) |
| Andrew Briggs | (Oxford, Quantum Information Processing) |
| Franco Cacialli | (UCL, London; physics of insulated molecular wires) |
| Tim Claridge | (Oxford NMR Facility) |
| Ilan Davis | (Oxford, biological imaging) |
| Christian Eggeling | (Oxford, biological imaging) |
| Leo Gross | (IBM Zurich; surface chemistry) |
| Laura Herz | (Oxford; ultra-fast fluorescence spectroscopy) |
| Colin Lambert | (Lancaster, UK; theory of single-molecule charge transport) |
| Brendon Lovett | (St Andrews, UK; theory of charge-transfer) |
| Steve Meech | (University of East Anglia, UK; 2D electronic spectroscopy) |
| Peter Beton | (Department of Physics, Nottingham, UK; STM) |
| Robin Nicholas | (Oxford; magneto-optical effects) |
| Richard Nichols | (University of Liverpool; single molecule electrical measurements, STM) |
| Tony Parker | (STFC, UK; time-resolved IR) |
| Aleks Rebane | (Montana, USA; two-photon absorption) |
| Christiane Timmel | (Oxford; EPR) |
| Rik Tykwinski | (Alberta, Canada; polyyne chemistry) |
| Donatas Zigmantas | (Lund, Sweden; 2D electronic spectroscopy) |
