The MML was established in 1992 by Professor David Pettifor FRS, as part of his vision for a quantitative, comprehensive understanding of materials from the level of quantum mechanics up to engineering applications. We develop and apply theoretical and computational methods to solve problems in materials science.
Cooksey Early Career Teaching and Research Fellow at St Edmund Hall
Postdoctoral Researchers
Dr Arup Chakraborty
PhD Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, Next-generation Li-ion cathode materials
(Royal Society Newton International Fellow)
arup.chakraborty@materials.ox.ac.uk
Dr Vikram
PhD Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Perovskite solar cell materials
dr.vikram@materials.ox.ac.uk
Dr Andrey Poletayev
PhD Stanford University, High energy density Li-ion battery cathode materials
(joint with Dr Ben Morgan at University of Bath)
andrey.poletayev@materials.ox.ac.uk
Dr Kane Shenton
PhD University College London, Structure-function relationships in multifunctional complex oxides.
kane.shenton@materials.ox.ac.uk
Dr Felix Mocanu
PhD the Cambridge University, Modelling oxygen redox in Lithium-ion batteries.
felix.mocanu@materials.ox.ac.uk
DPhil Students
Allison Arber
New materials for perovskite solar cells
allison.arber@st-annes.ox.ac.uk
Michael Staines
New materials for perovskite solar cells
michael.staines@ccc.ox.ac.uk
Lijin An
Charge compensation mechanisms in Lithium-ion batteries
lijin.an@queens.ox.ac.uk
Ava Dean
The calculation of solid-state NMR parameters
ava.dean@bnc.ox.ac.uk
Yide (Derek) Chang
Interfaces in photovoltaic devices
yide.chang@materials.ox.ac.uk
Thomas Ginnis
Modelling Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy (EELS)
thomas.ginnis@linacre.ox.ac.uk
Namrata Ramesh
Atomistic interpretation of x-ray absorption spectra data of battery materials
namrata.ramesh@ccc.ox.ac.uk
