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<h2>Teaching</h2>
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<p> I tutor first year biochemists in physical biochemistry; this introduces key
aspects
of quantum mechanics, spectroscopy, kinetics, and classical thermodynamics. I
have also demonstrated in second and third year practical laboratories, and have
supervised two final year MChem students in their projects.
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Occasionally I write simple notes on some of the subjects covered in these courses,
which I distribute here. I am always keen to hear about how these can be
improved, corrected, or made clearer, and would be delighted to hear from anyone
who wishes to contribute.
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<h4>Teaching Notes</h4>
<ul>
<li>A simple derivation of the <a href="Files/Heisenberg_Derivation.pdf"
download="Heisenberg Derivation">Heisenberg Uncertainty
Principle</a> This avoids any difficult mathematical concepts, and
as a result is not overly thorough, but hopefully illustrates how
it arises.</li>
<li>An explanation of the <a href="Files/Particle_in_a_box.pdf"
download="Particle in a box">particle in
a box</a> and particle on a ring model. This explanation relies
only on
A-Level mathematics, and should hopefully be accessible to those
who are not overly keen on maths.</li>
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