The expertise of the scientific team at Diamond presents an invaluable resource for scientists visiting the facility. From probing membrane proteins to modelling conditions in the early solar system, our scientists continue active research programmes across a wide range of applications.
Diamond offers a unique environment for its scientific users, in which interactions within and between disciplines are fostered. Here we highlight areas of shared interest between users and Diamond scientists, to initiate collaborations which take advantage of the unique opportunities provided here.
To support the extensive research programme at Diamond, the beamlines and integrated facilities are organised into eight groups, fostering relations between user communities with shared research interests and requirements. These communities encourage collaboration and knowledge exchange through shared facilities, seminar programmes and other activities.
These eight groups are:
Macromolecular Crystallography (MX)
Soft Condensed Matter
Imaging and Microscopy
Biological Cryo-Imaging
Magnetic Materials
Structures and Surfaces
Crystallography
Spectroscopy
Use the categories on the left to search for experts. The search will return experts with any of the disciplines selected.
Alessandro Bombardi is the Principal Beamline Scientist for I16. He joined Diamond in 2004 and participated in the design, construction, and commissioning of I16.
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Larissa Ishibe-Veiga is a Principal Beamline Scientist on I06.
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Dr. Mirian Garcia-Fernandez is a Beamline Scientist on I21
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Dr Dan Porter is a beamline scientist on I16. He joined Diamond in 2015 as a PDRA having previously worked at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Aly Abdeldaim is a Beamline Scientist on I16. He joined Diamond in 2024 and is interested in exploring unconventional magnetic ground states in the strong spin-orbit coupling limit.
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Dr Rebecca Scatena is a beamline scientist on I16. She joined Diamond in 2021 as a PDRA on I19 having previously held an SNF fellowship at the University of Oxford. She is interested in e...
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Anuradha Vibhakar is a Post Doctoral Research Associate working on I16.
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Diego Barlettani is a PhD Student (with University College London) on I06.
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Steve Collins is a Scientific Training and Education Coordinator working on beamline i16. Steve joined Diamond in 2002 after working at Daresbury Laboratory.
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