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Research Associate

I am a PDRA in the Department of Chemistry and the Institute for Energy and Environmental Flows, working in the research group of Professor Stuart Clarke on a project looking at corrosion in CCS infrastructure and the impact of different impurities in the CO2 stream.

My research interests cover the use of both experimental and theoretical methods to investigate a broad range of different phenomena at surfaces, from chiral amino acid layers on metal single crystals under ultra-high vacuum - the subject of my PhD - to the adsorption of inorganic ions on minerals from aqueous solution, and how different adsorbed species change the reactivity of iron surfaces.

Publications

Self-organized overlayers formed by alanine on Cu{311} surfaces

DC Madden, I Temprano, M Sacchi, M Blanco-Rey, SJ Jenkins, SM Driver

– Journal of Physical Chemistry C

(2014)

118,

18589

(doi: 10.1021/jp505636v)

Infrared spectroscopy of ammonia on iron: Thermal stability and the influence of potassium

P Iyngaran, DC Madden, DA King, SJ Jenkins

– The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

(2014)

118,

12184

(doi: 10.1021/jp409718x)

On the role of molecular chirality in amino acid self-organisation on Cu{311}

DC Madden, ML Bentley, SJ Jenkins, SM Driver

– Surface Science

(2014)

629,

81

(doi: 10.1016/j.susc.2014.03.025)

Left foot, right foot, other foot: Glycine and alanine on Cu{311}

DC Madden, I Temprano, M Sacchi, SM Driver, DA King, SJ Jenkins

– ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

(2013)

245,

(link to publication)

Hydrogenation of N over Fe{111}.

P Iyngaran, DC Madden, SJ Jenkins, DA King

– Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A

(2010)

108,

925

(doi: 10.1073/pnas.1006634107)

PHYS 342-Heterogeneous asymmetric hydrogenation of C=C bonds

DJ Watson, RBR John-Jesudason, AI McIntosh, DC Madden, JW Burton, RM Lambert

– ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

(2007)

234,

(link to publication)