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| Professor Stephen Buckman |
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| Biography |
Phd in 1979 from Flinders University, Adelaide. Thesis topic: Electron Collisions with Alkali Atoms
Nuffield Foundation Fellow and Postodctoral Fellow, University of Manchester, UK (1979-1981)
Postdoctoral Fellow, Joint Institute for Laboratoru Astrophysics (JILA), University of Colorado (1981-83)
Research Fellow, AMPL, ANU (1983-87)
Senior Research Fellow (1987)
Fellow, AMPL (1989)
Senior Fellow, AMPL, 1993
Professor, 1999
Fulbright Senior Scholar, University of California San Diego, 2000-2001
Associate Director, RSPhysSE, 2002
Research Director, CAMS 2005
Awards
Fellow of the American Physical Society
Fellow of the Institute of Physics UK |
| Research Interests |
Atomic and Electron Spectroscopy
Positron Physics
Applications of Electron and Positron Physics |
| Available Student Projects |
Suitable for: PhD/Masters
Experiments will be carried out to verify the existence of positron binding to atoms.
Suitable for: Honours, PhD/Masters
This experimental project will investigate the interactions of positrons with a variety of molecules of biological relevance.
Suitable for: PhD/Masters
The student will use a pulsed positron beam for materials characterisation through PALS (Positron Annihilation Lifetime Spectroscopy) experiments.
Suitable for: Honours, PhD/Masters
This experimental project will take advantage of a high energy resolution positron beam to measure positron interactions with targets of fundamental interest.
Suitable for: 3rd Year, PhB
The student will produce unique zeolite structures and perform characterization experiments on them using the materials beamline at the Australian Positron Beamline facility.
Suitable for: Honours, PhD/Masters
Electron beams will be used to study excitation of atoms and molecules at low energies
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Recent Publications |
Sullivan James, Buckman Stephen, Jones Adric, Caradonna Peter, Makochekanwa Casten, Slaughter Daniel, Petrovic Z Lj, Bankovic A, Dujko S., Marler J.P., White Ronald Douglas
Low energy positron interactions – trapping transport and scatteringJournal of Physics: Conference Series 162 (2009)
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