It is a great pleasure to welcome 3 summer project students to our group! Hugo Karas will be continuing on from his final year Honours project research work with Graham Smith before embarking on his PhD studies at ETH…
The annual St Andrews Centre of Magnetic Resonance meeting was held on 3rd June 2021 and featured on-line talks from both local and invited EPR, NMR and theory experts including Pierre Florian from CNRS, Orleans,…
A new logo for St Andrews & Dundee Magnetic Resonance has been created. Thanks to Rob for his efforts in this marvellous new design! The StAnD collaboration involves various multidisciplinary magnetic resonance groups…
From the 12th to the 16th of April, the EPR group attended the 54th RSC ESR conference, held virtually in Cardiff with over 400 delegates. Graham Smith presented “Very High Sensitivity EPR – The HIPER upgrade”; Hassane…
On 27th April, Duncan Robertson presented the paper “Study of radar signatures of drones equipped with threat payloads” by Samiur Rahman, Duncan A. Robertson, Adam Robertson, and Mark A. Govoni at the NATO MSG-SET-183…
Dr David Macfarlane presented the design outline of the R4AsH volcanic ash radar experiment being built in St Andrews at the 2021 SPIE Defence + Commercial Sensing Conference last week. You can have a look the…
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In March 2021, Will Harcourt, Duncan Robertson, Dav Macfarlane (St Andrews) and Brice Rea (Aberdeen) deployed the AVTIS2 94 GHz radar (previously used to map volcanoes and glaciers) in the Cairngorms to map snow…
On Sept. 30th, Will gave a presentation on “New opportunities for glacier mapping using millimetre-wave radar” to the International Glaciological Society’s Global Seminar Series which featured 3 early career…
We welcome 3 new PhD students to the Group: Daniel Sung, who returns having graduated from the School earlier this year, will be working on the development of a continuous flow Overhauser DNP MRI system. Aleks…