Dr Richard Webster
2015 PhD (Physics), University of Bristol, UK
2011 MSci (Physics), University of Bristol, UK
Richard Webster holds a PhD from the University of Bristol in Physics and is employed as a research associate in the Electron Microscope Unit at UNSW, Sydney - a Node of Microscopy Australia. Richard has over 10 years experience using transmission electron microscopes and has over 50 peer-reviewed publications regarding TEM application to an extensive range of materials. Richard’s role in the unit is to collaborate with researchers applying the latest microscopy techniques to enhance their research and answer their scientific questions and to teach researchers to use TEM. Richard is responsible for the two JEOL F200 microscopes and daily operation of the aberration corrected (S)TEM, the JEOL GrandARM300F2.
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RIS 2018 - insitu gas & heating holder for the JEOL F200 TEM.