You may only use equipment in the Surface, Interface & Thin Film Group if you have been properly trained. This training normally includes background reading (so you know the principles behind different instruments and techniques), satisfactory risk assessment, AND hands-on training with me and/or an experienced operator. You may also have to do Departmental training to underpin certain tasks, e.g. liquid nitrogen handling for Hall measurements.

Full training on very complex machines such as MADGEneto may take several months but you may be signed off to perform a subset of tasks.

As always: if in doubt, ASK.

Instrument / System	Where?	Trained People
Kelvin Probe	P423A	Sam Seddon, James Bryant, Jamie Martin, Nidhi Somaiya, Prem Sonigra, Aimee Coleman, Chris Benjamin
Hall Measurement System	P423A	Corinne Maltby, Ibrahim Elhoussieney, Tom Rehaag
Spin Coater	P423A	Sam Seddon, Martin Spangenberg, James Bryant, Chris Benjamin
UV ozone cleaner	P423A	Chris Benjamin
MADGEneto	P422	Phil Mousley, Ibrahim Elhoussieney, Tom Rehaag
Mercutio	P424	Jamie Martin, Nidhi Somaiya, Sam Seddon, James Bryant, Prem Sonigra, Chris Benjamin
Moneypenny	P422	Jamie Martin, Nidhi Somaiya, Sam Seddon, Aimee Coleman, Chris Benjamin
Morbius	P424	(during construction phase) Chris Benjamin, Ibrahim Elhoussieney, Tom Rehaag
Mini-Me	P424	(machine does not exist yet!)
Matilda	mobile	Jamie Martin, Nidhi Somaiya, Sam Seddon, Chris Benjamin, Ibrahim Elhoussieney, Tom Rehaag
Liquid Nitrogen	all	Chris Benjamin, Ibrahim Elhoussieney, Tom Rehaag