Regular biography
William Myers is a Scientific Applications Manager in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. His research interests include (Bio)Inorganic Mechanisms, Immunological Structures, Transient ESR of Molecular Materials, and ESR Spectroscopy Advancement. He runs the Centre for Advanced ESR (CAESR) and collaborates with internal and external groups and UK industry. Myers has a small research group and supervises visitors. His work involves Electron Paramagnetic Resonance and spans diverse topics, from bioinorganic mechanisms to catalysts and organic materials. He joined the Department of Chemistry in June 2013.
Scholar-generated biography
William K Myers is a Scientific Applications Manager at Oxford University, specializing in ESR, EPR, and EMR techniques. His research focuses on understanding charge transfer states, triplet excitons, and spin dynamics in organic materials. Myers investigates the role of charge recombination in organic solar cells and explores magnetic edge states in graphene nanoribbons. His work also includes the study of radical intermediates in enzymatic reactions and the development of molecular magnets with spin-optical interfaces. Additionally, he examines vibrationally assisted intersystem crossing and singlet-triplet energy transfer to enhance organic light-emitting diodes. Myers' research bridges spectroscopy and materials science, with applications in energy conversion and molecular electronics.