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Ian Clark

Instrument Scientist at Ultra Facility

Ian was awarded the Meggers Award in 2006​. He obtained his PhD in time-resolved infrared spectroscopy from the University of Nottingham in 1997 before joining the STFC in the same year. Since that time, Ian has worked using the majority of the facility’s time-resolved techniques.

Ian has worked on developing a micro-bolometer array for focal spot size measurement of one or more infrared beams.  This development is a great aid when it comes to the setup of time-resolved infrared and 2D-IR experiments saving many hours of time.

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