Dr James Le Houx

Dr James Le Houx is the Faraday Institution/ ISIS Neutron and Muon Source Emerging Leader Fellow based at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, STFC. He leads battery research across the UK national facilities: ISIS, the Diamond Light Source and the Central Laser Facilities and previously worked as a beamline scientist at the Diamond Light Source, specialising in diffraction tomography. His work examines porous structures using a combination of neutrons, muons, photons and electrons, and specialises in X-ray/Neutron Computed Tomography and Diffraction methods. During his PhD he developed the open-source software package, OpenImpala, a fully parallelisable, image-based modelling framework designed specifically for high computational cost problems from large scale facility experimentation.