Graeme Winter
About Graeme Winter
Graeme Winter is a Senior Software Scientist and Team Lead at Diamond Light Source, where he has worked since 2009. He specializes in automating scientific processes and has developed techniques for data reduction in single crystal X-ray diffraction.
Work at Diamond Light Source
Graeme Winter has been employed at Diamond Light Source since 2009, where he currently holds the position of Senior Software Scientist and Team Lead. In this role, he leads a team dedicated to software development aimed at enhancing scientific research. His work focuses on automating complex scientific processes, which contributes to improved research efficiency. Winter has also developed data reduction techniques and automation processes specifically tailored for single crystal X-ray diffraction.
Education and Expertise
Graeme Winter possesses a strong educational background in mathematics and crystallography. He earned a Master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge, where he studied from 1998 to 1999. Prior to that, he completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics at the University of Plymouth from 1995 to 1998. Additionally, he holds a Ph.D. in Crystallography from The University of Manchester. His expertise lies in automating scientific processes, particularly in the context of X-ray diffraction.
Background
Before his current role, Graeme Winter briefly worked as a Scientist at Diamond Light Source for four months in 2009. His transition to the Senior Software Scientist and Team Lead position reflects his growth and development within the organization. His academic pursuits in mathematics and crystallography have provided a solid foundation for his contributions to scientific research and software development.
Achievements
Throughout his career at Diamond Light Source, Graeme Winter has made significant contributions to the field of scientific research through the development of innovative data reduction techniques and automation processes. His leadership in software development has played a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency of research conducted at Diamond Light Source, particularly in the area of single crystal X-ray diffraction.