2006- Present. Reader in Physical Materials Chemistry, UCL Chemistry, London Centre for Nanotechnology 2002- 2009. Royal Society University Research Fellow, UCL Chemistry 2001-2002. Staff scientist on D3, Institut Max von Laue-Paul Langevin (ILL), France 1998-2000. Individual Marie-Curie Fellowship, DRFMC, CENG- CEA, France 1997-1998. NRC Fellowship, Brockhouse Institute for Materials Research, McMaster University, Canada 1997-1997. Royal Society European Exchange Fellow, Institut Max von Laue-Paul Langevin, France 1993-1997. Ph.D. in Chemistry, The University of Edinburgh 1989-1993. BA in Chemistry (1st class), St John's College, The University of Oxford Affiliations 2008-Present. Member of the Neutron Scattering Group of the IOP, RSC 2006-2009. Member of the Magnetism Group of the IOP, RSC 2006-2009. CCLRC Representitive on the ILL Scientific Council 2004-2009. Member of the Physical Crystallography Group/Structural and Structural Condensed Matter Physics Group of the IOP, BCA Member if the Institute of Physics, Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, Member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain Awards/ Honours : 2008 Visiting Scientist at Osaka University, Japan 2006 Visiting Professorship at the ENS Lyon, France 2004 PANalytical Prize from the British Crystallographic Association 2004 B.T.M. Willis Prize of the Neutron Scattering Group of the IoP, RSC 1990 St. John's College Scholarship

Physical Chemistry and Chemical Physics

Magnetism has always challenged accepted scientific understanding, demonstrating the presence of new physical properties and couplings.