The Institute of Physics in London hosted the Physical Aspects of Polymer Science meeting from 7 – 9 September 2022, and Bart Vorselaars and Martin Greenall both gave talks at the event. […]
Physical Aspects of Polymer Science Conference 2022
Martin Greenall
Paper published from undergraduate project
Results from a student project carried out in the School of Mathematics and Physics and funded by the university’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities (UROS) scheme have been published in a scientific journal. Henry […]
Physical Aspects of Polymer Science Conference
The University of Lincoln hosted the 29th biennial meeting of the Institute of Physics Polymer Physics Group from 11–13 September 2019. New results in polymer science were presented by researchers at all […]
Physical Aspects of Polymer Science, 11-13 September
The biennial meeting of the Institute of Physics Polymer Physics Group will take place in the Isaac Newton Building main lecture theatre from 11-13 September. The first conference in this series was […]
Experiment in Grenoble
Elena Patyukova and Paul Topham from Aston University and Martin Greenall from the University of Lincoln have recently secured laboratory time at the ESRF X-ray facility in Grenoble. The experiment, which will […]
SOFI CDT Meeting
On Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 July, Martin attended the Soft Matter Showcase meeting in Durham organised by the SOFI Centre for Doctoral Training. The talks covered a wide range of topics, […]
Visit of Elena Patyukova
On Wednesday 16 November, Elena Patyukova, a Marie Curie fellow working on a joint project involving the universities of Aston and Lincoln, visited the School. She discussed her work on the theory of hydrogen […]
IoP Meeting on Physical Aspects of Polymer Science, Manchester
From Tuesday 8th to Thursday 10th of September, Bart and Martin attended the Institute of Physics conference Physical Aspects of Polymer Science. Both gave talks on recent results, with Bart reporting on field-theoretic simulations of […]
Dr Martin Greenall
Martin obtained his PhD in statistical mechanics from the Mathematics Department at Imperial College London. He then worked as a postdoctoral researcher in the UK and Germany before moving to the CNRS […]
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