News and Events
Ultrafast Spectroelectrochemistry of the Catechol/o-Quinone Redox Couple in Aqueous Buffer Solution
Sofia Goia, Gareth W. Richings, Matthew A. P. Turner, Jack M. Woolley, Joshua J. Tully, Samuel J. Cobb, Adam Burriss, Ben R. Robinson, Julie V. Macpherson, Vasilios G. Stavros
ChemPhotoChem 8, 9 e202300325 (April 2024)
10 years of the RTP's
Research Technology Platforms 10-year celebration seminar seriesLink opens in a new window
As part of our 10-year anniversary celebrations, the Research Technology Platform (RTP) Department is running a seminar series to showcase how the RTPs can support your research in key areas.
Seminars are open to all researchers within the University. Follow the links below to find out more and register.
Structure of Materials: Monday 22nd April 2024, 1-3.30pm, Zeeman MS.01Link opens in a new window
Research Computing: Wednesday 1st May 2024, 3-5pm, PLT, Physics ConcourseLink opens in a new window
Behind the Scenes with Science Technicians
Jack is talking about his day to day work in the upcoming behind the scenes as part of the Resonate Festival of Science and Technology 2024. Its free entry, but registration is required to attend. Alongside Jack there will be other researchers at Warwick talking about their work.
Untangling free carrier and exciton dynamics in layered hybrid perovskites using ultrafast optical and terahertz spectroscopy
Folusho Helen Balogun, Nathaniel P Gallop, Dumitru Sirbu, Jake D Hutchinson, Nathan Hill, Jack M Woolley, David Walker, Stephen York, Pablo Docampo and Rebecca L Milot
Mater. Res. Express 11 025503 (Feb 2024)
Quantifying photoluminescence variability in monolayer molybdenum disulfide films grown by chemical vapour deposition
M Healy, SL Pain, J. Lloyd-Hughes, NE Grant and JD Murphy
Materials Research Express 11 015002 (Jan 2024)
RTP Staff Attend the Christmas Lecture
At the Warwick Christmas lectures this year Jack and Sofia introduced the visitors to lasers and how they can be used to detect gravitational waves, with visitor having a chance to work with lasers for the first time. While they were with us we also spoke about using lasers to develop new materials such as sun creamsLink opens in a new window. Which is a key area of work we help with at the facility.
The 3237 cm−1 diamond defect: Ultrafast vibrational dynamics, concentration calibration, and relationship to the N3VH0 defect
T.J. Keat, D.J.L. Coxon, R.J. Cruddace, V.G. Stavros, M.E. Newton, J. Lloyd-Hughes
Diamond and Related Materials, 141, 2024
Terahertz Emission via Optical Rectification in a Metal-Free Perovskite Crystal
N. P. Gallop, D Sirbu, D Walker, J Lloyd-Hughes, P Docampo and R L. Milot
ACS Photonics 10 4022 (October 2023)
The Value of Different Experimental Observables: A Transient Absorption Study of the Ultraviolet Excitation Dynamics Operating in Nitrobenzene
S. W. Crane, M. Garrow, P. D. Lane, K. Robertson, A. Waugh, J. M. Woolley, V. G. Stavros
J. Phys. Chem. A 2023, 127, 31, 6425-6436
Resolving the Ultrafast Charge Carrier Dynamics of 2D and 3D Domains within a Mixed 2D/3D Lead-Tin Perovskite
J. D. Hutchinson, E. Ruggeri, J. M. Woolley, G. Delport, S. D. Stranks, R. L. Milot.
Adv. Funct. Mater, 33, 50, 2023