Dr James Thomas Lecturer in Quantum TechnologiesEmail: j.o.thomas@qmul.ac.ukRoom Number: G. O. Jones Building, Room 227ProfileTeachingResearchGrantsProfileI joined Queen Mary University in 2023 as a lecturer in quantum technology. I completed a MChem degree at the University of Oxford in 2011, and a PhD in nanophysics at the University of Bristol in 2016 with the Bristol Centre for Functional Nanomaterials. Subsequently I was a postdoctoral researcher and then senior research fellow at the University of Oxford, in the Departments of Chemistry and Materials respectively, working on the synthesis and characterization of molecular electronic devices. I am primarily interested in quantum transport and molecular electronics, i.e., studying electrical circuits in which a component, such as a transistor or switch, is a single molecule, with a view to applications in both classical and quantum computing, as well as sensing. If you are interested in working with me on quantum electronics and physical chemistry drop me an email!TeachingCHE100 – Essential Skills for Chemists CHE307 – Bioorganic Chemistry CHE600 – Chemistry Research Project CHE601 – Chemistry Investigative ProjectResearchResearch Interests:See James Thomas’ research profile pages including details of research interests, publications, and live grants.GrantsSingle-Electron Quantum Devices for Ultra-Low Background Particle Detection Experiments, ST/Y005058/1, £46K, Principle Investigator