Peter Metaxas

Dr, BSc W.Aust., PhD W.Aust. & Paris-Sud 11

Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, Chemical Engineering

Emailpeter.metaxas@uwa.edu.au

The University of Western Australia (M050), 35 Stirling Highway,
6009 Perth
Australia

746 Citations
10 h-Index

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Personal profile

Biography

I'm part of UWA's Fluid Science & Resources group where I work on research related to natural gas with a primary focus on gas hydrates. Prior to this, I was at UWA's Department of Physics and Astrophysics where I was carrying out research into nano-scale magnetic sensors for downstream applications in biological sensing. Previously, I worked as a researcher in both academic and joint government/industry labs in France and the USA.

Funding overview

'Nano-scale devices for frequency-based magnetic biosensing', Asian Office of Aerospace Research and Development (2015)
ECR Fellowship Support Grant (2014)
'Magnonic Nanostructures for Bio-label Detection' UWA Research Collaboration Award (2014)
'Modelling superparamagnetic particles for biomedical applications', UWA Research Collaboration Award (2013)
'Magnetic Biosensing: Developing High Frequency Spintronic Sensors for Magnetic Label Detection', ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (2012-2014)
'Nano-scale Traps for Magnetic Domain Walls' UWA Research Development Award Scheme (2012-2013)

Previous positions

Visiting Scientist, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA (2012)
Research scientist, Unité Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales, Palaiseau, France (2011)
Post-doctoral researcher, Unité Mixte de Physique CNRS/Thales, Palaiseau, France (2009-2010)
Whitfield Fellow, University of Western Australia (2009)

Teaching overview

Research

Gas hydrates
Spintronics
Magnetisation dynamics
Domain wall dynamics
Magnetic nanostructures
Magneto-optics
Biosensing

Languages

English and French

Keywords

Energy
Diagnostics
Spintronics
Magneto-optics
Magnetic domain walls
Nanomagnetics
Biosensing and biosensors
Gas hydrates
LNG

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Research Output 2007 2019

746 Citations
10 h-Index
33 Article
2 Conference paper
2 Doctoral Thesis
1 Chapter

Gas hydrate formation probability distributions: Induction times, rates of nucleation and growth

Metaxas, P. J., Lim, V. W. S., Booth, C., Zhen, J., Stanwix, P. L., Johns, M. L., Aman, Z. M., Haandrikman, G., Crosby, D. & May, E. F., 15 Sep 2019, In : Fuel. 252, p. 448-457 10 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Gas hydrates

Probability distributions

Nucleation

Hydrates

Gas mixtures