This year on the 2nd September 2021 we organised a hybrid User Day at the University of Surrey. Users had the opportunity to present their work virtually or in person at the University. We tried to encourage people to join the event in person – numbers were limited to maintain social distancing. However, many people were still not quite ready to engage fully with an event with many people and full participation at the User Day via remote access was provided.
The Programme for the day was as follows:
Time | Name | Institute | Title |
10:00 | Coffee | ||
10:25 | Welcome | ||
10:30 | John Kilner | Imperial College | The Surface of Complex Oxides: Ion Beam Analysis of Energy Materials |
10:50 | Niels Claessens | IMEC/ KU Leuven | Ensemble and microbeam RBS: probing the areal density of high-Z atomic species in 3D microscale structures |
11:10 | Ella Schneider | Surrey | 28Si Enrichment for Quantum Computers Using Ion Implantation and Layer Exchange |
11:30 | Hazel Gardiner | Oxford | Degradation of Alloys for Molten Salt Reactors |
11:50 | Joseph Alexander | UCL | Quantum Memories Using Defect Spins in Solids |
12:10 | Lunch & Posters | ||
14:00 | Gillian Gehring | Sheffield | Magnetism in Implanted Oxides |
14:20 | Kan Ma | Birmingham | Drastic impact of micro-alloying on austenitic model alloy microstructure under irradiation |
14:40 | Mingchu Tang | UCL | Antiphase-boundaries free GaAs grown on on-axis Si (001) substrate grown by molecular beam epitaxy |
15:00 | Han Du | Southampton | Introduction to CORNERSTONE |
15:20 | Andrew Rossall | Huddersfield | Thermal behaviour of Cu and Au nanoparticles grown on CeO2 thin films |
15:40 | Jonathan Hinks | Huddersfield | Tailoring the Microstructure of MAX Phase Ceramics for Nuclear Applications |
16:00 | Andy Smith | DCF, Manchester | Ion Beam Developments at the Dalton Cumbrian Facility |
16:20 | Jonathan England | Surrey | Surrey Ion Beam Centre Update |
16:40 | Feedback Session | ||
16:50 | Close |
Poster Presentations
All the posters can be viewed one after the other by following this link
Posters can be viewed individually by following the links in the table below: