Dr Nathan Halcovitch
Experimental Officer in X-ray TechniquesProfessional Role
I manage the X-ray facilities within the department of chemistry here at Lancaster University. This currently encompasses a Rigaku Oxford Diffraction SuperNova single crystal diffractometer, a Rigaku Smartlab powder diffractometer and a Shimadzu EDX-8000 X-ray fluorescence spectrophotometer. This instrumentation is also available through the collaborative technology access program (cTAP).
My role involves maintaining the instrumentation and offering support to users with anything from sample preparation to experiment design and final data analysis. If you are interested in using our facilities please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Research Overview
My research interests involve using X-ray diffraction techniques to determine structure in organic and inorganic compounds and porous materials.
MSI: Development of Solid-State Solar Thermal Fuels
08/04/2019 → 07/04/2022
Research
Lancaster Chemistry Academia-Industry Symposium
Symposium
Jeremy Frey
Hosting an academic visitor
Zeitschrift fur kristallographie-New crystal structures (Journal)
Publication peer-review
Antoine Buchard
Hosting an academic visitor
- Energy Lancaster