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I currently work in the Russo Laboratory at the MRC-LMB where I'm working to improve the physical limits to electron imaging in biology.
I also still have some association with the phase transformations and complex properties research group in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy at the University of Cambridge. I previously worked there developing blast and ballistic resistant weldable steels, developing high strength steels, and improving the understanding of steels and how to design them.
I have previously worked in the Cambridge University Rolls-Royce UTC, also at the University of Cambridge, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy.
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- Transformation and tempering of low-temperature bainite
- Modelling the Hot-Deformation of Austenite
- Bainitic steels and alloys for power plant Surface Relief Due to Bainite Transformation at 200°C
- Prediction of martensite start temperature
- Fatigue of Extremely Fine Bainite
- Further evidence of tetragonality in bainitic ferrite
- An integrated hot-rolling and microstructure model for dual-phase steels
- Effect of tempering upon the tensile properties of a nanostructured bainitic steel
- Phase quantification in nanobainite via magnetic measurments and X-ray diffraction
- Prediction of thermal conductivity of steels
- world time
- Spheroidisation of hypereutectoid state of nanostructured bainitic steel
- Heat Transfer Coefficients during Quenching of Steels
- Three-Dimensional Atom Probe Analysis of Carbon Distribution in Low-Temperature Bainite
- Time-Resolved X-ray diffraction Investigation of Austenite and Transformation to Bainite
- Tempering of a Hard Mixture of Bainitic Ferrite and Austenite
- In-situ observations of lattice parameter fluctuations in austenite and transformation to bainite
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