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ProfessorMark Oxborrow

Professor in Functional Microwave Materials

Department of Materials - Faculty of Engineering

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  • Professor in Functional Microwave Materials
    Department of Materials - Faculty of Engineering
  • 020 7594 1410 (Work)
  • 2.04, Royal School of Mines, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • GUEST LECTURE
    Fantastic aromatic: room-temperature solid-state masers based on molecular intersystem crossing
    13 Nov 2013
    University of Hull, Department of Physics and Mathematics
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Room-Temperature MASERs
    16 Oct 2013
    Bishop Wordsworth's School (BAYS), Salisbury
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Ultra-low-noise signal processing without refrigerators (as we know them): organic masers based on molecular intersystem crossing
    25 Sep 2013
    University College London, Department of Physics
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Cryogenic amplification without refrigerators (as we know them): organic masers based on molecular intersystem crossing
    9 Jul 2013
    Dept. Electrical Engineering
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Cryogenic amplification without refrigerators (as we know them): organic masers based on molecular intersystem crossing
    9 Jul 2013
    Dept. Physics and Astronomy
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Organic Masers
    2 May 2013
    University of Sheffield, Department of Physics
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Fantastic aromatic: Room-temperature solid-state masers (and what they might be good for).
    1 May 2013
    University of Durham, Department of Physics
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Organic maser materials: paramagnetic dielectrics exhibiting negative losses
    12 Apr 2013
    IOP Dielectrics 2013 Conference 10-12 April 2013