Technical Specialist
Technical specialist involved in the quantitative interpretation of X-ray diffraction data. Method development, data analysis, quality control and assurance, as well as data transformations.
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Matthew Rowles is listed as Senior Analytical Scientist -- X-Ray Diffraction based in Greater Perth Area, Australia, Australia. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at unimelb.edu.au and a matched LinkedIn profile for Matthew Rowles.
Matthew Rowles previously worked as Technical Specialist at Intertek and X-Ray Diffraction and Scattering Facility Leader at Curtin University. Matthew Rowles holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Materials Science from Curtin University Of Technology.
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I have extensive experience in materials characterisation using various tools, such as optical and electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction and fluorescence (XRD / XRF). I have well developed skills in verbal and written communication and can tailor the level of these communications for the level of the audience. I have experience in programming, data analysis, and modelling, and am have written software for data reduction, and analysis using R and Java. I have been involved in the design, production and use of a furnace and in situ sample cells for X-ray diffraction. I able to create relationships with customers and have gained experience in negotiating with clients and vendors, as well as managing their expectations. I have learnt to provide a “solutions-based” approach in providing equipment to customers; the equipment is intended to provide a complete turn-key solution to the customer’s analytical requirements. I am able to communicate equally with directors, managers and scientists, and am able to convey both the scientific and business importance of my analytical equipment. I have produced documentation for customer training and information.Key skills:Doctoral qualifications in Physics/Materials ScienceExperienced scientific researcherSkilled in the application of the scientific processHighly proficient in experimental conception, design, planning and implementationExtremely experienced in x-ray and neutron diffraction Able to design and produce experimental hardwareAdept at model development and data analysisProficient in electron microscopyProgramming ability in Java and RExcels at in situ analysesClient negotiationExpectation managementHigh-level problem solving skillsAble to supervise and guide higher-degree students and junior staffExcellent written and verbal communication skillsUndertaken undergraduate teaching dutiesSuccess in preparing and submitting research proposalsHighly numerate and analyticalSkills in data formatting, manipulation and transformation
Listed skills include Scientific Computing, Scientific Writing, Science, Electron Microscopy, and 26 others.
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Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Technical specialist involved in the quantitative interpretation of X-ray diffraction data. Method development, data analysis, quality control and assurance, as well as data transformations.
Perth, Australia
I am in charge of the X-ray diffraction, small-angle scattering, and in situ diffraction capabilities within the John de Laeter Centre at Curtin University.We are able to investigate a wide variety of materials for differing purposes, and can consult with industry, as well as produce research-quality data and analyses.
School Of Engineering, Parkville
I am responsible for the operation of the x-ray diffraction facility in the School of Engineering at the University of Melbourne.The facility currently houses a Bruker D8 laboratory diffractometer and a Proto residual stress diffractometer. I provide services encompassing data collection, phase identification & quantification, and consulting on diffraction.
402 Squadron
I have fulfilled many roles whilst in the AAFC, including Training Officer, Administration Officer, Executive Instructor and Drill Instructor.As a Training Officer, I was responsible for developing and implementing the Squadron training programme. In this role, I liaised with cadet and adult instructors about their instructional requirements, worked with.
Melbourne, Australia
My role revolves around expanding the penetration of microanalysis and specimen preparation instruments in the Australian and New Zealand markets. I am responsible for the marketing, sales, support and training for the product ranges for Fischione Instruments, EDAX, Kleindiek Nanotechnik and Phenom-World, as well as FEI MineSite SEM solutions. I work.
Melbourne, Australia
My research centred on the investigation of the mechanisms of anode failure in molten salt electrochemistry via a combination of ex situ and in situ angle-dispersive and energy-dispersive diffraction. The analysis of these diffraction data necessitated the extension, and further development, of novel data analysis techniques pioneered by CSIRO. I have been.
Sydney, Australia
This position involved collaboration with scientists in the Materials and Engineering Science Division at ANSTO on the aqueous durability of aluminosilicate inorganic polymers, with a view for their use in the immobilisation of nuclear waste. The main aim of this work was to examine various heat treatments to improve the leaching characteristics of the.
Perth, Australia
This position involved instrument maintenance and calibration, as well as sample preparation and training for the user community. Consultancy work was also undertaken for both internal and external clients.
This project, entitled “The Structural Nature of Aluminosilicate Inorganic Polymers: A Macro to Nanoscale Study”, concerned the structural.
Final year project entitled "Wear Mechanisms of Industrial Ceramics". Also Undertook studies in chemistry.
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Matthew Rowles is listed as Senior Analytical Scientist -- X-Ray Diffraction.
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Matthew Rowles is based in Greater Perth Area, Australia, Australia.
Matthew Rowles has worked for Intertek, Curtin University, University Of Melbourne, Australian Air Force Cadets, and Nanotechnology Systems.
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Matthew Rowles holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Materials Science from Curtin University Of Technology.
Matthew Rowles is listed with skills including Scientific Computing, Scientific Writing, Science, Electron Microscopy, Powder X Ray Diffraction, Neutron Diffraction, Physics, and Materials Science.
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