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Dr Andrew McCluskey wins 2024 BTM Willis Prize

11 April 2024

School of Chemistry lecturer Dr Andrew McCluskey has won the 2024 BTM Willis Prize, earning recognition for ‘leadership in advancing neutron reflectometry analysis methods, fostering community standards and collaboration, and educating the next generation of neutron scattering users in data-centric science.’

Dr McCluskey discovered an interest in using neutron scattering as a potential tool for investigating polymer emulsions and went on to complete a PhD at the University of Bath​. He joined the School of Chemistry in 2023.

The BTM Willis Prize is named in honour of Professor Terry Willis - founder of the UK Neutron Scattering Group. The prize is awarded annually to an early career researcher in recognition of a single outstanding piece of work, or a longer-term coherent body of work, in the application of neutron scattering to a significant problem in physics, chemistry, materials science, earth science, the life sciences, or engineering, or alternatively in recognition of a major development in neutron scattering instrumentation or techniques.

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