Dr Andrew S. Wills
Physical Chemistry and Chemical Physics
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Address:
Department of Chemistry, UCL
Phone No:
+44 (0)20 7679 4537
Fax No:
+44 (0)20 7679 3569
Extension:
24537
Email:
a.s.wills@ucl.ac.uk
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Research areas of interest include:
- Magnetic Properties of Solid State Systems
- Frustrated Magnetism
- Application of Symmetry to Magnetic Structure Determination
- Development of Polarised Neutron Scattering Techniques for Chemistry
The Wills group maintains a separate website where more detailed information (and links to download software SARAh and VaList) can be found:
Summary
Magnetism has always challenged accepted scientific understanding, demonstrating the presence of new physical properties and couplings.
The Wills group maintains a separate website where more detailed information about research highlights can be found:
Selected Publications
The Wills group maintains a separate website where more detailed information can be found:
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Education
- 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
