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Read more at: Welcome (back) Everyone!

Welcome (back) Everyone!

2 June 2021

As the pandemic starts to ease, we look forward to going back to research life and finally welcome all new group members and friends!


Read more at: Paper of the month - Skyrmions

Paper of the month - Skyrmions

1 May 2019

The latest paper by James, Alison and Paul has been selected as a paper of the month in the Department, congratulations to everyone involved! Details below, but also check out the video abstract ( here ) and the explanatory video James prepared ( here )! Department page here - Paper here Magnetic skyrmions resemble...


Read more at: Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

7 January 2019

Happy 2019 to all our EMG (HREM) friends! (Image courtesy of J Morzy)


Read more at: Welcome to Amogh

Welcome to Amogh

13 November 2018

Welcome to Amogh Mahadevegowda, who joins us to work on the characterization of Li-ion battery materials.


Read more at: Welcome to the new students!

Welcome to the new students!

4 October 2018

Welcome to our three new PhD students, Joonatan Laulainen, Jędrzej Morzy (nanoDTC), and Liam Bird (GrapheneCDT)!


Read more at: CamEM Symposium 2018

CamEM Symposium 2018

2 October 2018

Dear all, I am pleased to announce that the registration for the CamEM Symposium 2018 is now open at: https://goo.gl/forms/BcPtdcH7ySdmND372 The deadline to register is 15 October. Attendance will be limited to 120 with a waiting list if oversubscribed. Please forward this information and the link to register to any others...


Read more at: New Head!

New Head!

28 September 2018

Congratulations to Paul and very best wishes for his new role as Head of Department!


Read more at: Workshop: Advances in Microscopy for Materials Science
Workshop: Advances in Microscopy for Materials Science

Workshop: Advances in Microscopy for Materials Science

12 September 2018

Hear about new and upcoming capabilities with the ZEISS Orion Nanofab, Gemini FE-SEM, Crossbeam FIB-SEM and Versa X-Ray Microscopes, now available across the Cambridge University campus. Join the workshop to learn more about how advances in microscopy are helping to build the future of materials science. Explore new...


Read more at: The bright future of catalysis

The bright future of catalysis

5 April 2016

Read Sir John's comment "The enduring relevance and academic fascination of catalysis" on Nature Catalysis.