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Department of Physics

Staff profile

Dr Michael Hunt

Lecturer in the Department of Physics
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 33 43648
Room number: 145
Member of the Durham X-ray Centre

(email at m.r.c.hunt@durham.ac.uk)

Biography

Teaching activity

I teach the following lecture courses and laboratories:

Undergraduate:

Level 3 Experimental Project Laboratory (Head of Condensed Matter Physics Lab), Level 4 Final Year Projects; Level 4 Low Dimensional Solids

Postgraduate:

'Physics at Surfaces' lecture course; 'Data Analysis' (Image Analysis) workshops

I am also L3 Laboratory Leader and a member of the General Problems Paper Committee

Research interests

My research is focussed upon the growth, modification, and characterisation of nanometre scale structures. Current projects include: controlled modification of carbon nanostructures through defects; growth, functionalisation, scanned probe microscopy and spectroscopy of carbon nanotubes; spectroscopic investigation of carbon onions; adsorption of fullerenes at surfaces; spectroscopy of semiconductor quantum dots; ion beam induced self-assembly of nanostructures.

Research Groups

Publications

Books: sections

  • Butenko, Yu.V., Siller, L. & Hunt, M.R.C. (2010). Carbon Onions. In Handbook of Nanophysics: Clusters and Fullerenes. Sattler, K.D. CRC Press. 34-1 -- 34-16.

Journal papers: academic

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