Welcome to Dr. Louise Bailey's personal website.
This website has been created to explain and provide detailed information about my research. Features contained in this website are podcasts, videos, conference slides, articles and hopefully much more in the future. Please use the links or photos above to explore my website. If you wish to know more about me or my research, please browse my ePortfolio or my Researcher ID profile, or contact me at L.R.Bailey@warwick.ac.uk.
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Louise Bailey's Contact Details:
Dr. Louise R. Bailey
Surface, Interface & Thin Film Group
Department of Physics
University of Warwick
Gibbet Hill Road
Coventry
ENGLAND
CV4 7AL
Tel: +44 2476 524654
Email: L.R.Bailey@warwick.ac.uk
About Myself:
I started my Ph.D. studying physics in the Surface, Interface & Thin Film Group supervised by Prof. Chris F. McConville at the University of Warwick in July 2007. During these three years, I have studied the surface and bulk electrical, optical, and structural properties of highly mismatched semiconductor compounds, in particular indium nitride (InN), scandium nitride (ScN), and related alloys. Further details of my research can be found on my research page, a list of my published work with links to the PDFs can be found under publications and the conferences, seminars and colloquia that I have attended are listed in the conferences section with PDF links to my presentation slides or posters where relevant.
Prior to my Ph.D., in October 2003 I started studying for my MPhys Mathematics and Physics with placement at the University of Bath. In my fourth year I undertook a project called "The interaction of a tapered optical fibre with a mirror" supervised by Prof. Jonathan Knight and Prof. Tim Birks. I spent my third year on a physics placement at STFC Daresbury Laboratory, previously known as CCLRC Daresbury Laboratory, working on "High ambient pressure photoelectron spectroscopy", developing techniques which are surface sensitive and allow the atomically clean sample to be investigated at pressures higher than ultra high vacuum. Further details on my past experiences and a PDF of my generalized CV can be found under experiences.
Lastly any news about me or people and organisations that I am associated with can be viewed in the news section.
