Past Postdoctoral Researchers

	Massimo DeLuca: Advanced Neutron Radiography Massimo worked on the development of a filter-difference based technique, i.e. a technique able to detect different elements within a sample by means of subtracting various transmission images of the sample obtained with different interposed filters. To test this technique, he also developed a laboratory prototype neutron radiography instrument with the Low Energy Neutron Source (LENS) that produces neutron beams of relatively low energy (around 10 MeV).
	Duncan Kilburn: Structure of Soft Condensed Matter/Nano-confined Material Duncan used various probes of matter (X-rays, neutron, positrons) to observe the different structures of materials in nano-confinement. These probes allow us to 'see' how inter-atomic/molecular interactions are affected by increased surface and finite-number influences.
	Xin Li Xin Li worked on the project to investigate the structure and dynamics of polyelectrolyte solution, and applying spin-echo small angle neutron scattering (SESANS) technique to study the structure of colloidal suspension with polymeric additives.
	Claudia Pantelei: Quantum Fluids In Confined Systems Claudia was involved in the study of liquid systems in nanoporous media by means of neutron scattering techniques.
	Shah R. Valloppilly: SESAME and Layered Nanostructures Shah was associated with the development of the Spin Echo Scattering Angle Measurements (SESAME) technique at LENS. The SESAME project aims testing novel methods in neutron spin echo and their implementation to SANS and Reflectometry setups for the study of lateral correlation, dynamics etc. in layered structures and liquids.

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