Alan Jamie Muir Wood
Curriculum Vitae
Jamie Home address
Peterhouse

Cambridge CB2 1RD, UK
e-mail
ajm98@cam.ac.uk
Research | Other group members
PhD (2002-2006)
Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge
Indentation of shape memory materials
Undergraduate degrees (1998-2002)
University of Cambridge (Peterhouse) - BA & MSci in Natural sciences
  • 2001-02 (I) - Part III Materials science and metallurgy
  • 2000-01 (I) - Part II Materials science and metallurgy
  • 1999-2000 (I) - Part Ib Natural sciences
        Chemistry A - physical & B - organic/inorganic and Materials science & metallurgy
  • 1998-1999 (II) - Part Ia Natural sciences
        Chemistry, Materials & minerals sciences, Mathematics and Physics
  • Schooling (1992-1998)
    Douglas Academy, Mains Estate, Milngavie, Glasgow G62 7HL, UK
  • CSYS - 5 at A
        Chemistry, Mathematics I - general, II - pure & V - mechanics and Physics
  • Higher - 5 at A
        Chemistry, English, German, Mathematics and Physics
  • Publications
  • Muir Wood, AJ, Sanjabi, S, Fu, YQ, Barber, ZH & Clyne, TW,
        Nanoindentation of binary and ternary Ni-Ti-based shape memory alloy thin films,
        submitted to Thin Solid Films, September, 2006
  • Muir Wood, AJ & Clyne, TW,
        Measurement and modelling of the nanoindentation response of shape memory alloys,
         Acta Materialia, in press, 2006
  • Muir Wood, AJ, You, J-H, Sanjabi, S & Clyne, TW,
        Detection of localised superelastic deformation in shape memory alloys during     indentation,
        CAMTEC workshop, Downing College, University of Cambridge, 11th April, 2006
  • Muir Wood, AJ, You, J-H & Clyne, TW,
        An experimental and modelling study of the nanoindentation of superelastic materials,
        EUROMAT 2005, Prague, Czech Republic, 5th - 8th September, 2005
  • Muir Wood, AJ & Clyne, TW
        Indentation of shape memory materials,
        for the SET for Britain lunch-time reception at the House of Commons, as part of National     Science Week, 14th March, 2005
  • Muir Wood, AJ, You, J-H and Clyne TW,
        Nanoindentation response of superelastic materials,
        Smart Materials, Nano-, and Micro-Smart Systems: Smart Materials III, 2004,     Proceedings of SPIE 5648, Wilson, AR, Sydney, pp 216-23
  • Muir Wood, AJ, Curran, JA, Giuliani, F, Long, Y, Lloyd, S, Vandeperre, LJ, Clyne, TW &     Clegg, WJ,
        Thermomechanical information from indentation of novel materials,
        for the Armourers and Brasiers' Cambridge Forum, University of Cambridge, 9th June,     2004
  • Muir Wood, AJ, Gergely, V, & Clyne, TW,
        Indentation characteristics of superelastic nickel-titanium wires and a preliminary study     of copper-bonded joints between them,
        Smart Structures and Materials 2004: Active Materials: Behavior and Mechanics,     Proceedings of SPIE 5387, Lagoudas, DC, San Diego, pp 268-75
  • Muir Wood, AJ, Goodall, R, Giuliani, F, Vandeperre, LJ, Clyne, TW & Clegg, WJ,
        Indentation in the Gordon Laboratory, Cambridge University,
        for the Micro Materials workshop: Recent Advances in Nano-Mechanical Testing,
        University of Birmingham, 10th December, 2003
  • Muir Wood, AJ, Copcutt, RC, Chen, GZ & Fray, DJ,
        Electrochemical Fabrication of Nickel Manganese Gallium Alloy Powder,
        Advanced Engineering Materials, 2003, 5 (9), pp 650-3
  • Presentations
  • 13th June 2006
        Measurement and modelling of the indentation response of bulk and thin film shape     memory alloys
        Lehrstuhl Werkstoffwissenschaft, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
  • 6th June 2006
        Measurement and modelling of the indentation response of bulk and thin film shape     memory alloys
        The Gordon Laboratory, University of Cambridge
  • 5th September 2005
        The response of bulk and thin film shape memory alloys to indentation loading over a     range of temperature,
        EUROMAT 2005, Prague, Czech Republic
  • 4th September 2005
        Indentation of shape memory materials,
        'Short Course 1: Nanoindentation and other Nanomechanical Property Measurements',     run in conjunction with EUROMAT 2005, Prague, Czech Republic
  • 20th April 2005
        Indentation of shape memory materials,
        Micro Materials workshop: 'How to get more from Nanomechanical testing...', Manchester     Metropolitan University
  • 14th April 2005
        Indentation of shape memory materials,
        Materialsforschung, Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Garching, Germany
  • 15th December 2004
        Nanoindentation response of superelastic materials,
        SPIE International Symposium on Smart Materials, Nano, and Micro-Smart Systems:
        Smart Materials III, Sydney, Australia
  • 15th October 2004
        Indentation of shape memory alloys,
        The Gordon Laboratory, University of Cambridge
  • 17th March 2004
        Indentation characteristics of superelastic nickel-titanium wires and a preliminary study of
        copper-bonded joints between them,

        SPIE 11th Annual International Symposium on Smart Structures & Materials: Active
        Materials: Behavior and Mechanics, San Diego, USA
  • 27th February 2004
        Indentation characteristics of superelastic nickel-titanium wires and a preliminary study of
        copper-bonded joints between them,

        The Gordon Laboratory, University of Cambridge
  • 23rd June 2003
        Processing and mechanical properties of novel shape memory materials,
        Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge
  • 17th January 2003
        Novel Ni - 50 at % Ti porous materials,
        The Gordon Laboratory, University of Cambridge
  • Awards
  • 2005-06
        Awarded Poster Prize for the 'best poster presented at EUROMAT 2005'
        Recipient of an Armourers & Brasiers' Company & Novelis UK travel award
  • 2004-05
        Half-blue in lacrosse varsity match - Cambridge University
        Images used in call for papers for SPIE Smart Structures conference
        Recipient of an Armourers & Brasiers' Company & British Alcan Aluminium travel award
        Recipient of Hawks' Charitable Trust bursary
        Re-elected Samuel Mathew research student - Peterhouse
  • 2003-04
        Half-blue in lacrosse varsity match - Cambridge University
        Highly commended in Best Student Paper competition - SPIE 11th Annual International
        Symposium on Smart Structures & Materials, San Diego, USA

        Recipient of Hawks' Charitable Trust bursary
        Re-elected Samuel Mathew research student - Peterhouse
  • 2002-03
        Re-elected Samuel Mathew research student - Peterhouse
        University Colours in lacrosse varsity match - Cambridge University
  • 2001-02
        Elected Samuel Mathew research student - Peterhouse
        Half-blue in lacrosse varsity match - Cambridge University
        Prize for performance in examinations - Peterhouse
  • 2000-01
        Half-blue in lacrosse varsity match - Cambridge University
        Re-elected Samuel Mathew scholar - Peterhouse
        Prizes for performance in examinations - Corus, ICI & Peterhouse
  • 1999-2000
        Elected Samuel Mathew scholar - Peterhouse
        Prize for performance in examinations - Peterhouse
        University Colours in lacrosse varsity match - Cambridge University
  • 1997-98
        Prizes for 'outstanding performance across Scotland' in CSYS Maths I & II - SQA
  • 1996-97
        Senior Dux & prizes for all subjects - Douglas Academy
  • 1995-96
        Junior Dux & prizes for all subjects - Douglas Academy
  • Relevant employment
  • 2001
        Department of aerospace engineering and mechanics, University of Minnesota
        Minneapolis, USA
        Theoretical and experimental research investigating Ni2MnGa and Terfenol-D
        Interest in magnetic strain, specifically ferromagnetic shape memory
  • 2000
        Test hardware group, ST Microelectronics, Grenoble, France
        Design of internal web-site to enable international sharing of circuit design information
  • 1999
        Department of polymer chemistry, Eidgenössiche Technische Hochschule (ETH) Zürich
        Zürich, Switzerland
        Experimental research studying polymers for use as cell-scaffolds for human implants
  • Additional skills
  • Languages
        Reasonably fluent French and German
  • Computing
        Competent use of Macintosh and PC
        Good understanding of word processing, spreadsheet, internet and presentation programs
        Reasonable understanding of illustration, html and database programs
  • Full, clean driving license
  • Positions of responsibility
  • 2005-06
        Co-organiser of the CAMTEC workshop at Downing College, Cambridge
        Secretary of The Kelvin Club at Peterhouse
        Webmaster for the Gordon Laboratory and the Composites & Coatings Group
  • 2004-05
        Manager of the Peterhouse cricket tour to St Aulaye, France
        President and junior treasurer of Cambridge University Lacrosse Club
        Secretary of The Hawks' Club committee
        Secretary of The Kelvin Club at Peterhouse
  • 2003-04
        Member of The Hawks' Club committee
        President and junior treasurer of and webmaster for Cambridge University Lacrosse Club
        President of Peterhouse May Ball committee
        Secretary of The Kelvin Club at Peterhouse
  • 2002-03
        Junior secretary of The Kelvin Club at Peterhouse
        Junior treasurer of and webmaster for Cambridge University Lacrosse Club
        Treasurer for the Peterhouse cricket tour to St Aulaye, France
  • 2001-02
        Junior secretary of The Kelvin Club at Peterhouse
        Junior treasurer and vice-captain of Cambridge University Lacrosse Club
        Secretary of Peterhouse amalgamated clubs committee
  • 2000-01
        Junior secretary of The Kelvin Club at Peterhouse
        Junior treasurer of Cambridge University Lacrosse Club
        Peterhouse representative for Cambridge University RAG
        President of Peterhouse amalgamated clubs committee
  • 1999-2000
        Member of Peterhouse May Ball committee
        Peterhouse badminton captain
        Peterhouse representative for Cambridge University RAG
  • 1997-98
        Douglas Academy head boy
        Managing director of Douglas Academy Young Enterprise Company
  • Interests and activities
  • Sport
        Member of Cambridge University Lacrosse Club
        Member of Departmental cricket club (MCC)
        Member of Peterhouse cricket, hockey and rugby clubs
  • Travel
        Travelled in Europe, Hong Kong, Morocco, North & South America & South Africa
  • Culture
        Read voraciously
        Watch concerts, films, operas and plays