Professor Peter J Goodhew FREng
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I have always been fascinated by electron microscopy, and most of my professional career has involved the application of EM to problems in materials science. I have worked on (inter alia)
  • The determination of stacking fault energies in metals
  • The structure of carbon fibres
  • The behaviour of inert gases in metals
  • The structure of interfaces, mainly in metals and semiconductors
  • The microstructure of strained layer III-V compound semiconductors
  • The growth of GaAs by chemical beam epitaxy
  • The characterisation of quantum dots

I am also heavily involved in the development of the best analytical microscopes in the world via the UK SuperSTEM project, hosted by Daresbury Laboratory. We have SuperSTEMs 1 and 2 working well.

The staff working on the SuperSTEM project are:

Dr Andrew Bleloch

Dr Mhairi Gass

Dr Peng Wang

Dr Kasim Sader

Dr Budikha Mendes

Dr Bernard Schaffer

Iain Godfrey

Visiting scientist: Dr Ana Sanchez (final report to EPSRC on her visit and the figures)

Research students: Linshu Jiang


My publications in these various research areas are listed on this site.

I am also very interested in educational issues, particular the education of materials scientists and engineers, and devote a significant fraction of my time to the UK Centre for Materials Education (UKCME).

 

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