Dr Sam Rogers

Sam completed his DPhil at Christ Church, working on spectroscopically probing plasmas. His research involved the measurement of reactive species in both oxygen and nitrogen inductively coupled plasmas, including O(3P), O2(a1Δg) and N2+(X2g+). In his spare time Sam likes to spend time running and swimming. He was also a stipendiary lecturer at Worcester College where he gave tutorials in the second and third year physical chemistry course.

Publications

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Cavity ringdown studies of the E-H transition in an inductively coupled oxygen plasma: comparison of spectroscopic measurements and modelling

Rogers SDA, Bond A, Rhodes BJ, Peverall R, Hancock G, Ritchie G

Quantitative measurements of singlet molecular oxygen in a low pressure ICP

Rogers SDA, Bond AMH, Peverall R, Hancock G, Western C, Ritchie G

Quantitative measurements of oxygen atom and negative ion densities in a low pressure oxygen plasma by cavity ringdown spectroscopy

Peverall R, Rogers SDA, Ritchie GAD
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