Summary
James Smallcombe is an Assistant Principal Researcher and experimental nuclear physicist with over a decade of expertise in gamma-ray and electron spectroscopy and radioactive ion-beam physics. He has led independent research programs and instrument development across international facilities, driving experiments, analysis software, and publications while fostering new collaborations between labs in South Africa, Italy, Canada and Japan. Experienced in project management, team leadership and outreach, he has built and coordinated training, seminars and community events that broaden access to nuclear physics tools and data. A current committee member of the IOP Nuclear Physics Group, James combines hands-on detector and spectrometer design with a track record of translating complex experimental campaigns into impactful science.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master's Degree, Physics, 2-1, Master's Degree, Physics, 2-1 at The University of Birmingham
John Mason Secondary School - Abingdon
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Nuclear Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Nuclear Physics at University of York
English, Japanese