Martin Gentile

Personal details

Telephone:

07770046068

Email:

m.j.gentile@exeter.ac.uk

Education

2012-present:

University of Exeter

PhD.

2011-2012:

University of Bristol

Science PGCE.

2009-2010:

Iowa State University

Study abroad (3rd year physics degree).

2007-2011:

University of Exeter

Undergraduate physics degree (MPhys). Graduated with a 1st.

 

Professional/research experience

August 8 2015 - August 13 2015:

San Diego, California

Poster presented at SPIE Optics and Photonics 2015 in San Diego, California, covering the Exeter SPIE chapter’s activities. I also attended a one-day leadership course and ran outreach activities in the Optics Outreach Games competition 2015.


June 5 2015 - June 5 2015:

University of Bristol, UK

Attended the IOP Focus on Light at the University of Bristol. This was a conference to mark the International Year of Light and light-based technologies.


October 8 2014 - October 10 2014:

FRIAS, Freiburg, Germany

Poster presented at Quantum Optics Meets Non-Linear Spectroscopy, FRIAS, Freiburg.



Title: Transient Particle Exciton Polariton modes in Dye-Doped Polymer Nanoparticles.


August 17 2014 - August 21 2014:

San Diego, California

Poster presented at SPIE Optics and Photonics 2014, San Diego.



Title: Transient plasmon-like modes in multi-level quantum emitter systems.


May 1 2014 - May 2 2014:

University of Exeter, UK

Poster presented at PND@10 Future Directions for Plasmonics, University of Exeter.

Title: Optical Field-Enhancement and Subwavelength Field-Confinement Using Excitonic Nanostructures.


 

CV: Membership of Professional Bodies/Professional Qualifications

2014-present:

AFHEA

Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy.


2014-present:

SPIE

I am the founding member of Exeter's student chapter of SPIE, the first such student chapter in the physics department. We now have more than 20 members and have conducted some exciting funded events, such as travel to conferences, an observing night, an interdisciplinary photo competition to celebrate IYL2015, a well-attended trip to the Norman Lockyer Observatory in Sidmouth, and a outreach science fair.



We are currently planning events for the coming year and more info. can be found on our facebook page.


2014-present:

Institute of Physics