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Andrew L. Reynolds

What Am I Doing ? 

University of Glasgow

Presently I am studying for a Ph.D. in Photonic Band Gap Crystals in the Opto Electronics Research Group within the University of Glasgow in Scotland.  My work is primarily involved with the theoretical modelling of mm-wave photonic crystals. To read about one of our projects that we are carrying out in conjunction with the European Space Agency's Research & Technology Centre (ESTEC) visit the groups project page.
The work that I did in ESTEC continues here in Glasgow within the Photonic Band Gap Structure Group in the microwave, milli-metre and far infra-red regimes. My work is not limited to these regimes only I also work in the much higher optical ranges.
I maintain my web page, the photonic band gap groups web pages, as always if you have comments please email me.

 

 

What Have I Done Until Now ? 

March 2000: Collaboration with Dr. Ulf Peschel on optical photonic crystal issues, Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat Jena Institut fur Festkorpertheorie und Theoretische Optik, Jena, Germany.
June 1999- Novmber 1999: Further collaboration with the European Space Research and Technology Centre, ESTEC, working with Dr. Peter DeMaagt on photonic crystals for millimetre wave applications. 
October 1998- March 1999: Collaboration with the photonic band gap research group in the University of Montpellier in France where I was for six months working on the theoretical modelling of Opal Colloidal Crystals. I was working with Dr. David Cassagne and Professor Christian Jouanin  on the European Phobos funded project.
I spent one year working in the European Space Agency's Research & Technology Centre (ESTEC) as a Young Graduate Trainee on the theoretical modelling of the photonic band gap crystal known as the woodpile system. Since returning to Glasgow in October of 1997 I  continue my work in modelling the electro-magnetic properties of novel photonic band gap structures. This is done under the supervision of  Prof.J.M. Arnold, B.Eng., Ph.D., in conjunction with a studentship grant awarded by the E.P.S.R.C. 
I obtained a first class undergraduate European Masters Degree M.Eng in Electronics and Opto Electronics here in the Electronics &  Electrical Engineering Department in 1996. 
As part of my Under-Graduate syllabus I also spent six months previous to the one year working in ESTEC on a stagiare placement. The placement involved the study of Passive Intermodulation Products, an interference problem that can arise in satellite communication systems.
 

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