Alex Hubert, PhD

 I graduated from the University of Kent with an MPhys in 2014. After this I joined the Warwick university microscopy group to take on the challenge of a PhD. I successfully completed it in September 2019!
I love giving presentations, both scientific and non-scientific. I was a frequent speaker at the Warwick physics postgraduate seminar series and a finalist of the 2019 Warwick 3MT competition. For the previous 4 years I have been recovering from a serious illness. At present, I'm gradually reintegrating into the workforce by taking on freelance writing projects.
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I worked on using D-LACBED data to refine the structural parameters of inorganic crystals. Most notably atomic positions and Debye-Waller factors. To do this I have used and contributed to the Bloch-wave simulation software felix. ​​
  • 3-minute thesis
    Finalist (Warwick, 2019) Oral
  • Seeking Counsel
    Independent (Warwick, 2019) Oral
    Warwick Mind Aware (Warwick, 2019) Oral
  • Isotropic Debye‐Waller factor measurements for Cu, SrTiO3 and GaAs using digital electron diffraction 
    IMC19 (Sydney, 2018), Mini Oral & Digital Poster
    BCA Spring Meeting (Warwick, 2018), Oral Presentation
    PCG summer school (Abingdon, 2018), Poster
  • Probing the shape of atoms with digital electron diffraction 
    Postgraduate Seminar series (Warwick, 2018), Oral Presentation
  • Meditation: The key to life's game of snakes and ladders
    Physics Cafe (Warwick, 2018), Oral Presentation
    ​Postgraduate Seminar series (Warwick, 2017), Oral Presentation
  • Felix - Bloch wave simulation/refinement software for Digital Large Angle Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction (D-LACBED) patterns
  • CrystalViewerVR - Virtual Reality software to view 3D crystal structures (work in progress)
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