Robert Lea

Feature Writer

BSc in Physics, Maths and Science Communication

Physics, Space, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Quantum Physics, and SciComm

Robert is a Freelance Science Journalist with a STEM BSc. He specializes in Physics, Space, Astronomy, Astrophysics, Quantum Physics, and SciComm. Robert is an ABSW member, and aWCSJ 2019 and IOP Fellow.

Articles from Robert

Graphene Could Give Headphones and Audio Technology a Boost

Graphene, due to being incredibly lightweight and impressively durable, could be the ideal solution to the production of supremely efficient audio devices. Particularly headphones.

20 May 2020

Turning Single Atoms into Atomic Machines: The Future of Fuel Cells

Single atoms could be transformed into atomic machines with an application in fuel cells, revolutionizing green energy.

19 May 2020

The Development of a New Anti-COVID-19 Nanocoating

Researchers are developing a new nanoparticle coating which could severely limit the transmission of COVID-19 from various surfaces whilst simultaneously reducing the need for harmful chemicals.

13 May 2020

Iron-Based Material has the Ability to Power Small Devices

Research has unveiled an iron-based material that can turn heat into electric energy to power small devices.

7 May 2020

Controlling Electromagnetic Properties in ‘Space Metal’ for Spintronic Computing

The discovery of a link between troilite's crystalline structure and magnetic properties could develop spintronic technology.

29 Apr 2020

Characterization Techniques of PAC-G

Rafael Varela Della Giustina

In this interview, AZoM talks to Rafael Varela Della Giustina, Business developer at PAC-G, about the capabilities of PAC-G, and who it would serve best.

Characterization Techniques of PAC-G

An Introduction to Quantum Microwaves for Communication and Sensing

Frank Deppe

In this interview, AZoNano speaks to Frank Deppe, Junior Group Leader for Superconducting Quantum Circuits at the Walther-Meißner-Institut, about QMiCS.

An Introduction to Quantum Microwaves for Communication and Sensing

Making the TEM more Relevant for Catalysis Research

Jennifer McConnell

An interview with Jennifer McConnell, Product Manager at Protochips about how TEM can be made more relevant for catalysis research.

Making the TEM more Relevant for Catalysis Research

High-Resolution Nanomechanical Testing System - FT-I04 Femto-Indenter

High-Resolution Nanomechanical Testing System - FT-I04 Femto-Indenter

This page details the capabilities of the FT-I04 Femto-Indenter, a high-resolution nanomechanical testing system.

From FemtoTools AG

Effortless Ion Channel Screening Coupled with High Flexibility—SyncroPatch 384i

Effortless Ion Channel Screening Coupled with High Flexibility—SyncroPatch 384i

This page details the capabilities of the SyncroPatch 384i, ideal for effortless ion channel screening coupled with high flexibility.

From Nanion Technologies GmbH

EIGER2 X and XE Detector Series from DECTRIS

EIGER2 X and XE Detector Series from DECTRIS

Incorporating a number of new features, the EIGER2 X and XE detector series from DECTRIS can help researchers push the limits of their research.

From Dectris Ltd