Edward (Ed) Neal is a synthetic supramolecular chemist with focuses on heterocyclic/polycyclic aromatic systems, self-assembly and organic methodology. He is currently working for a research and development company to respond to the needs of client projects.
Research Profiles:
Research Achievements
Awards:
2021 MANA Postdoctoral Fellowship
2019 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship (Short-Term)
2015 RSC MASC Conference Best Flash Talk Prize
2015 JSPS Summer Programme Fellowship
2011 QMUL Graduate Teaching Studentship
2009 INTERREG IV ISCE:Chem Studentship
Presentations:
2023 103rd CSJ Annual Meeting, Noda Campus, Tokyo Institute of Science (Poster)
2020 ICYS/MANA Symposium, Tsukuba (Poster)
2019 RSC MASC, U. of Kent, Canterbury (Poster)
2018 9th Joint CSJ-RSC Symposium, Burlington House (Poster)
2016 Japan-UK Research Promotion Symposium, Embassy of Japan in the UK (Presentation/Poster)
2015 RSC MASC, U. of Durham (Presentation/Poster)
2014 RSC MASC, UEA (Poster)
2013 RSC MASC, U. of Glasgow (Poster)
Downloads
The following things were made either during my PhD or later. Hopefully they might be useful for other researchers:
Thesis Template. This was made in 2015 for QMUL, modified later for University of Southampton requirements, but should work well for most specifications (check those of your institution!). It may also work for a book.
IR Template for Excel. Render an IR spectrum in Excel in absorbance mode, with the minima detected by a formula. Copy the XY data into the second sheet, then tweak the sensitivity and threshold numbers to show more or fewer labels on the chart. This was originally made in 2011 for QMUL, but may get buggy and misbehave due to the limitations of data labels in later versions of Excel.
