
Richard is the Head of the X-ray Crystallography Facility.
Telephone: +44/(0) 1865 275963.… Read the rest
The Chemical Crystallography Research Group consists of permanent staff, Post-Doctoral Research Associates (PDRAs), D. Phil. students, undergraduate (Part II) students and visitors.

Richard is the Head of the X-ray Crystallography Facility.
Telephone: +44/(0) 1865 275963.… Read the rest

Amber is the Chemical Crystallography Service Manager. See her Departmental web-page for further information.… Read the rest

Kirsten’s research is focused on several areas that will establish a fundamental understanding of modulation in molecular materials e.g. their formation and properties. This knowledge can be put to immediate use in Crystal Engineering, and will also affect research in pharmaceuticals, developments in molecular modelling and crystal packing predictions.
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Pascal is a senior post-doctoral researcher working on refinement and analysis of diffraction from very short lived excited state chemical species. He obtained a PhD with Dr Mark Murrie at Glasgow University studying the effects of pressure on single molecular magnets, and has since held posts at Utrecht University and University of Nancy working on … Read the rest

David was the Head of Chemical Crystallography prior to his retirement in 2010. See his Departmental web-page for further information.… Read the rest

Keith is our part time X-ray technician. He has responsibility for initial Health and Safety training as well as basic instrument and infrastructure maintenance. In his spare time he works in the IT Support team.… Read the rest

For his Part II year, Karim worked in Chem. Cryst. studying ion binding in rotaxanes (in collaboration with Paul Beer’s research group). He has now returned to do a D. Phil. spending part of his time at Diamond Light Source. When he’s not at Diamond he can be found playing darts or cricket for Worcester … Read the rest

Jerome’s project is focussed on using machine learning techniques to develop predictive models for crystallisation. When not in the lab he can be found plying his trade (with great success) with Worcester College 2nd XI football or Worcester Darts 2nd VIII.… Read the rest

Leela is looking at high Z’ structures and the extent to which these structures can be described as modulated. When not in the lab, Leela enjoys playing the French horn and amateur crime solving (although not both at the same time).… Read the rest

Olivia is working on a project joint with Professor Stephen Faulkner studying the crystal structures of novel thiosemicarbazides and their metal complexes. When not in the lab she can be found playing netball or ice-skating.… Read the rest