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Strathprints makes available scholarly Open Access content by researchers in the Department of Physics, based within the Faculty of Science.

Hosting the Institute of Photonics and with specialisms in plasmas, optics, and nanoscience, the research conducted at the Department of Physics is considered world leading and, based on the REF2014 GPA scores, is considered by Times Higher Education to be first in the UK. One particular specialism is atoms, beams and plasmas where topics within free electron physics, accelerator science, plasma physics and atomic and molecular spectroscopy are explored.

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2019

Fritzsch, Robby and Greetham, Gregory M. and Clark, Ian P. and Minnes, Lucy and Towrie, Michael and Parker, Anthony W. and Hunt, Neil T. (2019) Monitoring base specific dynamics during melting of DNA-ligand complexes using temperature-jump time-resolved infrared spectroscopy. Journal of Physical Chemistry B. ISSN 1520-6106

2018

Butler, Holly J. and Smith, Benjamin R. and Fritzsch, Robby and Radhakrishnan, Pretheepan and Palmer, David S. and Baker, Matthew J. (2018) Optimised spectral pre-processing for discrimination of biofluids via ATR-FTIR spectroscopy. Analyst. ISSN 0003-2654

Fritzsch, Robby and Donaldson, Paul M. and Greetham, Gregory M. and Towrie, Michael and Parker, Anthony W. and Baker, Matthew J. and Hunt, Neil T. (2018) Rapid screening of DNA-ligand complexes via 2D-IR spectroscopy and ANOVA-PCA. Analytical Chemistry, 90 (4). pp. 2732-2740. ISSN 0003-2700

2016

Fritzsch, Robby and Brady, Owen and Adair, Elaine and Wright, Joseph A. and Pickett, Christopher J. and Hunt, Neil (2016) Encapsulating Subsite analogues of the [FeFe]-hydrogenases in micelles enables direct water interactions. Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 7. pp. 2838-2843. ISSN 1948-7185

This list was generated on Mon Aug 19 10:56:01 2019 BST.