David James Dunstan
Professor of Experimental Physics
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David James Dunstan is a Professor of Experimental Physics at Queen Mary University of London. His research focuses on the micromechanics of nanocomposites, particularly involving Ti3C2Tx MXenes and polymer systems. He has also explored interfacial stress transfer in low-dimensional materials, including MoS2 and graphene, as well as Bayesian methods for data analysis in experimental physics. His contributions are significant for advancing the understanding of mechanical reinforcement and material properties in nanostructured systems.
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Oliver Fenwick
Royal Society University Research Fellow and (proleptic) Lecturer
Queen Mary University of London
Robert Young
The University of Manchester
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