Molecular air hockey: Understanding chemical reactions one collision at a time
On Thursday 28th September, Claire Vallance, NDMS Project Co-Investigator, gave a talk to Key Stage 5 pupils aged 16-19 at
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Dramatically Advancing the Field of Molecular Collisions
External Advisory Board Meeting, April 2023
The NDMS Programme Grant team came together for our annual External Advisory Board (EAB) meeting in Oxford last month. Having
Read MoreNDMS publication selected as ‘Hot Article’ by PCCP
NDMS paper on NO(A)+Kr crossed-beam scattering was chosen as a ‘2022 Hot Article’ by PCCP, read the full article here.
Read MoreOver 50 publications to date for the NDMS Programme Grant
To date (March 2022), 58 publications have resulted from the NDMS Programme Grant, published across esteemed journals. The full list
Read MoreNew PDRA position in Metal Cluster Reaction Dynamics (University of Oxford’s Prof Stuart Mackenzie’s group)
Applications are invited for a full time Postdoctoral Research Associate in Metal Cluster Reactivity to work under the supervision of
Read MoreAtomic Cluster Au 10 + Is a Strong Broadband Midinfrarer Chromophore – reported by NDMS’s Oxford Uni’s researchers
Researchers from Oxford University, including NDMS’s Dr Alice Green and Prof Stuart MacKenzie, reported an intense broadband midinfrared absorption band
Read MoreNew PDRA position in Theoretical Chemistry
New postdoctoral research associate position is available under the New Directions in Molecular Scattering Programme Grant. The postholder will work
Read MoreFirst publications arose from the NDMS Programme Grant were published in an international journal
Prof Claire Vallance and Prof Stuart Mackenzie have respectively published their recent work in an international journal Molecular Physics. You
Read MoreMulti-million pound grant paves way for step-change in fundamental chemistry research
We are happy to announce that our Programme Grant made its presence on the homepage of the Heriot-Watt University website
Read MoreSix new PDRA positions in molecular scattering
Six new postdoctoral research associate positions are available under the New Directions in Molecular Scattering Programme Grant. The PDRAs will
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