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:
| Arzhang Ardavan | (Oxford Physics, magnetic materials and DNA nanostructures) |
| Mischa Bonn | (Mainz, Germany, THz spectroscopy) |
| Martin Castell | (Oxford Materials; 2D MOFs) |
| Martin Castell | (Oxford Materials; 2D MOFs) |
| Greg Greetham | (Central Laser Facility; time-resolved IR) |
| Edmund Leary | (Madrid; molecular electronics) |
| Marina Petrukhina | (Albany, USA; crystallography, carbanions) |
| Stephan Rauschenbach | (Oxford Chemistry; ion beam deposition) |
| Igor Rončević | (University of Manchester; theory and computational chemistry) |
| James Thomas | (Queen Mary London; single molecule transistors) |
| Lapo Bogani | (Oxford Materials; nanomagnetism) |
| Leo Gross | (IBM Zurich; surface chemistry) |
| Colin Lambert | (Lancaster, UK; theory of single-molecule charge transport) |
| Richard Nichols | (University of Liverpool; single molecule electrical measurements, STM) |
| Christiane Timmel | (Oxford; EPR) |