ISIS Staff Profiles

Staff Profiles

In a series of interviews, ISIS Neutron and Muon Source celebrates the scientists behind bioscience research at the facility.

Scientists and Engineers from ISIS Neutron and Muon Source

Adam Berlie
Adam works in the muon group as an instrument scientist working on the ARGUS and CHRONUS spectrometers, supporting users to perform their experiments as well as conducting his own research.
Amrin Pathan
Amrin is a sandwich student studying Molecular Biology at University College London. She is working as a Biology Lab Method Developer for a year as part of her degree.
Emily Brookes
Emily is a sandwich student at ISIS working for a year as part of her master’s degree. Emily helps to monitor the proton beam and the magnets inside the synchrotron, ensuring the beam is working so that experiments can run.
Genoveva Burca
Genoveva is an instrument scientist on the neutron imaging and diffraction instrument called IMAT. Genoveva is looking at expanding the applications of this technique including research into engineering components, as well as life sciences and biology.
Laura Fennelly
Laura joined ISIS as part of the graduate scheme and is currently working as part of the Accelerator Controls Group designing programs which are critical to the running of ISIS.
Scott Lawrie
Scott Lawrie works on the ion source to keep it running efficiently as well as planning new experiments and upgrades to improve its function.
Stephen Turner
Stephen works as an Electrical and Electronic Engineer at ISIS, designing, programming and upgrading equipment to make sure our experiments are performed safely and efficiently.
Tristan Canfer
After completing his apprenticeship, Tristan now works as an Electronics Technician and designs the equipment needed to monitor the proton beam in the synchrotron.
Victoria Garcia Sakai
Victoria is an neutron instrument scientist studying how molecular dynamics control the properies and fuctions of soft and biological materials.