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20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. PBD Laser Spectroscopy Group. University Chemical Laboratories. University of Cambridge. This Site is Still Under Construction. Unfortunately, this website is still under construction. Please do check back soon for updates. Click

21 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Mike T. L. Casford. Postdoc. Group Finance Monitor. This Site is Still Under Construction. Unfortunately, this website is still under construction. Please do check back soon for updates. Click here to return to the homepage. This

21 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Dr Paul B. Davies. Reader in Physical Chemistry. Group Supervisor. This Site is Still Under Construction. Unfortunately, this website is still under construction. Please do check back soon for updates. Click here to return to the

21 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Katie Smith. Project Student. This Site is Still Under Construction. Unfortunately, this website is still under construction. Please do check back soon for updates. Click here to return to the homepage. This Page Last Modified 20

24 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Collaborations. Academic. Industrial. Academic Collaborations. We currently greatly value our collaborations with:. Jurgen Ropcke, INP-Greifswald, Germany. David Neivandt, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering,

20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Research Interests. Gas Phase Spectroscopy. Surface Spectroscopy. Please choose your area of interest. This Page Last Modified 20 October 2005. Inspired by the University of Cambridge Homepage. Edited Source Code and Design Michael

20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Conferences. Academic Meetings. 80th ACS Colloid and Surface Science Symposium. Michael is eagerly anticipating attending the 80th ACS Colloid and Surface Science Symposium to be held in Boulder, Colorado, USA in June 2006. He also

21 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Paul J. O'Sullivan. PhD Student. This Site is Still Under Construction. Unfortunately, this website is still under construction. Please do check back soon for updates. Click here to return to the homepage. This Page Last Modified

21 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Kristian J. Hoffman. PhD Student. Group Safety Representative. This Site is Still Under Construction. Unfortunately, this website is still under construction. Please do check back soon for updates. Click here to return to the

20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Research Interests. Spectroscopy in Supersonic Jet Expansions. Summary of Interests. M. Loroño, D. A. Dolson and P. B. Davies, "Infrared laser jet spectroscopy of the n. 11. band of Fe(CO). 5. ", Mol. Phys. (Accepted). ArCO. 2. ,

20 Oct 2005: light), and matter (e.g. atoms, molecules). As a fundamental scientific research field, spectroscopy enables one to determine the existence and structures of new molecular species, (e.g.

20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Research Interests. Flash Pyrolysis Jet Spectroscopy. Summary of Interests. The primary objective of this work is to study the rotationally resolved infrared spectra of Transition Metal Radicals. Our interest focuses on unsaturated

20 Oct 2005: By carefully controlling the reaction conditions, new infra-red spectra of PO, PO.

20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Publications. Gas Phase Section. Surface Science Section. Complete Publication List. Complete Publication List (in MS Word document form). Recent Gas Phase Section Publications. Infrared Laser Spectroscopy of the CN Free Radical in

21 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Contact Details. How to Find Us. Contact Details. To contact an individual group member, please see the group page for member contact details. For general enquiries, please contact Dr Paul B. Davies, using the details below:.

20 Oct 2005: Navigation Links. Research Interests. Diode Laser Velocity Modulation Spectroscopy. Summary of Interests. Gas phase molecular ions are amongst the most fascinating species in the field of spectroscopy. They play very important roles in many areas of

20 Oct 2005: A vast increase in the productivity of the group has resulted due to greatly improved reproducibility and the availability of critical new equipment. ... This will facilitate both the founding of new projects and the extension into exciting new areas of