Eleanor E. B. Campbell

Professor Eleanor E. B. Campbell, Chair of Chemistry at the School of Chemistry, University of Edinburgh, is a renowned expert in structural chemistry and chemical dynamics of nanomaterials. Her research spans fundamental studies of fullerenes, nanoelectromechanical systems, and functional materials for carbon capture.

Education:

• BSc (Hons) in Chemical Physics, University of Edinburgh
• PhD in Chemistry, University of Edinburgh
• Dr. rer.nat.habil in Experimental Physics, University of Freiburg

Current research focuses on STM manipulation of fullerenes, their role in astrochemistry, and development of nanoelectromechanical devices. Past work includes laser ablation, carbon nanotube growth, and CO2 capture using porous carbons.

Recent publications highlight experimental advances in quantum transport, 2D semiconductor devices, and gas adsorption dynamics, reflecting her interdisciplinary expertise at the intersection of chemistry and nanotechnology.

Scientific Awards:

• Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS)

Her work combines experimental spectroscopy, nanoscale manipulation, and materials characterization to address challenges in energy (carbon capture) and quantum technologies (molecular switches).