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IonicRob/README.md

Hi there, I'm Rob! 🔬 🧪

I am a research scientist working within the Oxford Micromechanics Group, and this is my GitHub profile where I will upload my codes that I have worked on 🔬.

  • ✏️ I’m currently working on...
    • Nanoindenation Codes
    • Error Analysis Codes
  • 🧠 I’m currently learning ...
    • Matlab
    • Python
  • 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on ...
    • Anything related to what I am working on
    • Fatigue analysis of alloys.
  • 💬 Ask me about ...
    • Any of my work or about collaborating on any of my repositories

Popular repositories

  1. NanoindenterReader NanoindenterReader Public

    This code has designed for the outputs from the nanoindenters the Oxford Micromechanics Group experiences. For more details on how it operates and it's features read the README.

    MATLAB 5 2

  2. ErrorToolbox ErrorToolbox Public

    This collection of Matlab functions and scripts will be helpful when dealing with analysing the errors in your data analysis.

  3. IonicRob IonicRob Public

  4. FFT_Filtering_Interactive_Example FFT_Filtering_Interactive_Example Public

    Interactive example of how FFT filtering works. Used for an Oxford Materials DPhil problem sheet.

    MATLAB

  5. NanoindentFinder NanoindentFinder Public

    MATLAB

  6. ImageJScaleBarHelper ImageJScaleBarHelper Public

    This Matlab code helps work out what the required parameters are for keeping your scalebars consistent. Designed originally for general tif files and for Zeiss CrossBeam.

    MATLAB