CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis,
Queens Road, Penkhull, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire ST4 7LQ United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1782 764269, Fax: +44 (0)1782 412331,
Email: enquiries@ceram.com
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CERAM Customer Liaison Group
New Customer Enquiries
Tel: +44 (0)845 026 0902
Email: enquiries@ceram.com
CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis is a division of CERAM, therefore all new customer enquiries come through the CERAM Customer Liaison Group (CLG).
The CLG is tasked with ensuring that enquiries are recorded, including technical details as well as contact details, and progressed through the
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Chris Pickles
Managing Director
Email: chris.pickles@ceram.com
Chris joined CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis in September 2006. He is a PhD chemist with over
30 years experience in commercial science management. After 10 years
with Unilever he joined Laporte/Solvay where he moved from business
development via head of research to managing director of an automotive
component plastic moulder. In 1998 Chris moved to Daresbury laboratory
to spearhead commercial development, spinning out new business start-ups
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Justine Bentley
Technical Sales Consultant
Email: justine.bentley@ceram.com
Justine is a graduate of Cardiff University where she obtained a BSc in
Physics and Chemistry and a Doctorate in Spectroscopy.
Justine is available for technical discussions and in collaboration
with the web team, is responsible for content provision and development
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Rob Mitchell
Principal Technical Sales Consultant
Email: rob.mitchell@ceram.com
Rob Mitchell graduated in 1991 with a BSc (Hons) in Applied Chemistry from Sheffield City Polytechnic.
Rob is a chemist with over 15 years expertise in surface analytical science and is available for on-site technical discussions and presentations. He has operated in a consultancy capacity in numerous projects for CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis and has developed a reputation for thoroughness and innovative approaches to troubleshooting problems. |
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Ursula Thompson
Technical Sales Representative
Tel: +353 (0)46 9487671
Mobile: +353 (0)86 8165746
Email: ursula.thompson@ceram.com
Ursula is an honours Chemistry graduate from University College Dublin
and is the first point of contact for clients in Ireland. She has
15 years experience in analytical instrumentation with a background
in applications development, troubleshooting and sales. She has a
proven ability to assess needs, develop and present effective solutions.
Ursula is available for on-site technical discussions, presentations
and to assist with your analysis requirements.
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Tanja Moody
Technical Sales Consultant – Benelux
Tel: +31 345 522161
Email: tanja.moody@ceram.com
Tanja Moody is an experienced commercial manager who has held positions at TNO, Buckman, Calgon, Vos, Brenntag and Nuplex Resins.
A graduate in Chemical Technology her expertise extends widely with particular emphasis in the chemicals, coatings, paper, resins and water treatment industries.
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Alan Brown
Email: alan.brown@ceram.com
Alan has over twenty-five years of experience in the application of surface
analysis techniques to materials characterisation and problem solving.
Graduating from the University of Manchester (UMIST) in 1982 with a Ph.D.
in surface chemistry, he was involved in the early pioneering development
of Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) techniques and their application
to a broad range of technological areas including semiconductor devices,
polymers, pharmaceuticals, fibres and composites.
Alan is a senior scientist and Laboratory Manager at CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis and is responsible
for the development and expansion of the company’s analytical capabilities
in SIMS.
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Jean-Claude Canry
Email: jc.canry@ceram.com
Jean-Claude is a chemist specialised in time-of-flight secondary ion mass
spectrometry (ToF-SIMS), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and dynamic
secondary ion mass spectrometry (DSIMS) with over 10 years experience
in the use of these techniques for characterising the surface of materials
and solving industrial problems. His expertise covers a wide range of
industrial areas such as medical devices, packaging, polymers, electronic/semi-conductor
devices.
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Len Hazell
Email: len.hazell@ceram.com
Len has a Bachelors degree in Physics and a Doctorate in Electron Interactions
on Surfaces. He is a Chartered Physicist & Member of the Institute
of Physics.
Len is a physicist with expertise in surface science. Len carries out
most of the on-site technical process audits for clients of CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis where
his problem solving skills and extensive experience are beneficial. He
has operated in a consultancy capacity in several projects for CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis
and has developed a reputation for thoroughness and innovative approaches
to troubleshooting engineering problems. Len also has Expert Witness
experience. Areas of expertise include X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy,
Imaging, Auger Electron Spectroscopy, Depth Profiling, Laser Ionisation
Mass Analysis, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Laser Scanning Optical Microscopy.
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Alan Paul
Email: alan.paul@ceram.com
Alan J. Paul is a graduate of Strathclyde (B.Sc) and Newcastle (Ph.D)
universities. He is a specialist in Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass
Spectrometry (ToFSIMS), with over 15 years dedicated experience. He has
particular expertise in organic materials, including polymers, in a wide
range of industries. He is a Co-Founder of CERAM Surface and Materials Analysis.
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Dave Shingler
Email: dave.shingler@ceram.com
Dave has over 20 years experience in material science research and analysis. He joined CERAM in 1984 in the physical testing section where he was involved in the thermal analysis of ceramic materials and particle size analysis before transferring to whitewares research where he was involved in the development of novel dry glazing techniques and in expert systems for automated kilns. Dave returned to testing to develop new tests and techniques including microwave digestion and laser ablation for ICP-OES, FIA Colorimetry and AFS spectrometry in addition to devising improved methods for determining Chrome VI in soils, refractories and cements.
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