Dr Martyn A. McLachlan Department of Materials Imperial College London
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Adamopoulos et al Advanced Materials. (2011),23,(16): McLachlan et al Advanced Functional Materials (2011),21,(5): Zhu et al Nanoscale. (2009),1: McLachlan et al Journal of Crystal Growth. (2008),310: McLachlan et Journal of Materials Chemistry. (2007),17,(36): Schumann et Journal of Materials Chemistry. (2011),21,(7): McLachlan et al Materials Chemistry and Physics. (2011),129: Adamopoulos et al Applied Physics Letters (2011),98: McLachlan et al Advanced Energy Materials (2012) DOI: /aenm Research Interests Electronic Materials Energy Materials Functional Materials Photovoltaics Batteries Lighting Transistors Photonics Ferroelectrics Sensing Photocatalysis
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Dr Martyn A. McLachlanDepartment of MaterialsImperial College [email protected]
“Three-dimensional nanosphere templating: A novel method for thepreparation of nanostructured photovoltaics”
2μm 500nmMETHODS
MATERIALS
STRUCTURE
PROPERTIES
Adamopoulos et al Advanced Materials. (2011),23,(16):1894-1898.
McLachlan et al Advanced Functional Materials (2011),21,(5):941-947.
Zhu et al Nanoscale. (2009),1:355-359
McLachlan et al Journal of Crystal Growth. (2008),310:2644-2646
McLachlan et Journal of Materials Chemistry. (2007),17,(36):3773-3776.
Schumann et Journal of Materials Chemistry. (2011),21,(7):2381-2386..
McLachlan et al Materials Chemistry and Physics. (2011),129:343-347
Adamopoulos et al Applied Physics Letters (2011),98:123503.
McLachlan et al Advanced Energy Materials (2012) DOI:10.1002/aenm.201100719
Research Interests Electronic Materials
Energy Materials
Functional Materials
Photovoltaics
Batteries
Lighting
Transistors
Photonics
Ferroelectrics
Sensing
Photocatalysis
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STAGE 1 The application form. Three page Case for Support. One page reference list. Two page CV. Publication and conference presentations list (no page limit). Letter of support from the Host Institution’s Head of Department.
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STAGE 1 The application form. Three page Case for Support. One page reference list. Two page CV. Publication and conference presentations list (no page limit). Letter of support from the Host Institution’s Head of Department.
STAGE 2 Five page Case for Support. Any letters of support from collaborators.
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