R. C. Farrow

479 citations

27 papers · 415 indexed · h-index 11

Radiation top 5%
- X-ray Spectroscopy and Fluorescence Analysis 10
- Nuclear Physics and Applications 7
- Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies 4
Physical and Theoretical Chemistry top 10%
Biophysics top 10%
Surfaces, Coatings and Films
- Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques 3
Catalysis
Nuclear and High Energy Physics
- Particle Detector Development and Performance 10
Spectroscopy
- Spectroscopy and Laser Applications 4
Bioengineering
- Analytical Chemistry and Sensors 4
Materials Chemistry
- X-ray Diffraction in Crystallography 3

Co-authors: G.E. Derbyshire Pavel Matousek D. A. Robinson Michael Towrie Michael W. George Pierre Burgos Mark R. Pollard Qian Cao
Cited by: Radiation Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Biophysics
Partner nations: United Kingdom United States Switzerland

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R. C. Farrow

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1	Identifying Customer Churn in After-market Operations using Machine Learning Algorithms Vitaly Briker,R. C. Farrow,William Trevino,Brent H. Allen	2019	1
2	‘GP2’ — An energy resolved neutron imaging detector using a Gd coated CMOS sensor D.E. Pooley,J. W. L. Lee,M. Brouard,R. C. Farrow,J. John,W. Kockelmann,R. B. Nickerson,N. J. Rhodes,E.M. Schooneveld,I. Sedgwick,R. Turchetta,Claire Vallance	2015	1
3	Ultra: A Unique Instrument for Time-Resolved Spectroscopy Gregory M. Greetham,Pierre Burgos,Qian Cao,Ian P. Clark,Peter S. Codd,R. C. Farrow,Michael W. George,M. Kogimtzis,Pavel Matousek,Anthony W. Parker,Mark R. Pollard,D. A. Robinson,Z.J. Xin,Michael Towrie	2010	178
4	Detectors for energy-dispersive EXAFS (EDE) experiments G. Salvini,Jon Headspith,S.L. Thomas,G.E. Derbyshire,A. J. Dent,Trevor Rayment,John Evans,R. C. Farrow,Sofía Díaz‐Moreno,Cyril Ponchut	2005	11
5	4GLS: a new type of fourth generation light source facility M.W. Poole,S. L. Bennett,M. A. Bowler,N. Bliss,J.A. Clarke,D. M. Dykes,R. C. Farrow,Christopher Gerth,DJ Holder,M. A. MacDonald,Bruno Muratori,Hywel Owen,F. M. Quinn,Elaine A. Seddon,S. L. Smith,V.P. Suller,Neil Thompson,I. N. Ross,Brian McNeil	2004	10
6	A gas microstrip wide angle X-ray detector for application in synchrotron radiation experiments J.E. Bateman,J.F. Connolly,G.E. Derbyshire,D.M. Duxbury,J. Lipp,J.A. Mir,J. E. Simmons,E.J. Spill,R. Stephenson,B. R. Dobson,R. C. Farrow,W. Helsby,Risto Mutikainen,I. Suni	2002	12
7	A novel application of silicon microstrip technology for energy-dispersive EXAFS studies G. Iles,A. J. Dent,G.E. Derbyshire,R. C. Farrow,G. Hall,G.W. Noyes,M. Raymond,G. Salvini,P. Seller,M. K. Smith,Stephen R. Thomas	2000	10
8	High-quality energy-dispersive XAFS on the 1 s timescale applied to electrochemical and catalyst systems A. J. Dent,J. D. Evans,Mark A. Newton,Judith M. Corker,Andrea E. Russell,Mohd Basyaruddin Abdul Rahman,Steven G. Fiddy,Rebecca J. Mathew,R. C. Farrow,G. Salvini,Peter J. Atkinson	1999	16
9	X-ray powder diffraction with hybrid semiconductor pixel detectors S. Manolopoulos,R. L. Bates,G. Bushnell-Wye,M. Campbell,G. E. Derbyshire,R. C. Farrow,E.H.M. Heijne,V. OʼShea,C. Raine,K. M. Smith	1999	8
10	Initial data from the 30-element ORTEC HPGe detector array and the XSPRESS pulse-processing electronics at the SRS, Daresbury Laboratory R. C. Farrow,Jon Headspith,A. J. Dent,B. R. Dobson,R. L. Bilsborrow,C. A. Ramsdale,Paul Stephenson,Steven K. Brierley,G.E. Derbyshire,P. Sangsingkeow,K. Buxton	1998	17
11	Characterisation of Reticon and Hamamatsu Photodiode array and the subsequent development of high performance VME-based detector systems optimised for Energy Dispersive EXAFS D. Bogg,A. J. Dent,G.E. Derbyshire,R. C. Farrow,C. A. Ramsdale,G. Salvini	1997	9
12	Scanning and energy dispersive EXAFS studies of ethyl transmetallation in an alkene oligomerisation catalyst David Bogg,Michael J Conyngham,Judith M. Corker,Andrew J. Dent,John Evans,R. C. Farrow,Vijaya L. Kambhampati,Anthony F. Masters,Dayan Niles McLeod,C. A. Ramsdale,Gioseppe Salvini	1996	12
13	A New White Beam Powder Diffraction Facility at the Daresbury Laboratory Synchrotron Radiation Source S. M. Clark,Robert J. Cernik,A. Grant,Stephen York,P. Atkinson,Alan Gallagher,DJ Stokes,S. Gregory,N. W. Harris,William A. P. Smith,M.H. Hancock,M. C. Miller,K. S. Ackroyd,R. C. Farrow,R. Frances,Dermot O’Hare	1996	16
14	XSPRESS: A new generation of detector system for EXAFS studies R. C. Farrow,G.E. Derbyshire,B. R. Dobson,A. J. Dent,D. Bogg,Jon Headspith,Robert A. Lawton,Mario Martini,K. Buxton,R.C. Trammel	1995	1
15	XSPRESS — X-ray signal processing electronics for solid state detectors R. C. Farrow,G.E. Derbyshire,B. R. Dobson,A. J. Dent,D. Bogg,Jon Headspith,Robert A. Lawton,Mario Martini,K. Buxton	1995	27
16	A VME-based photodiode array system for energy dispersive extended x-ray absorption fine structure G.E. Derbyshire,D. Bogg,A. J. Dent,R. C. Farrow,G. N. Greaves,W. Helsby,C. Morrell,C. A. Ramsdale,M. P. Wells	1992	4
17	Combined energy dispersive EXAFS and x-ray diffraction A. J. Dent,M. P. Wells,R. C. Farrow,C. A. Ramsdale,G.E. Derbyshire,G. N. Greaves,John W. Couves,J. M. Thomas	1992	19
18	A multielement solid-state detector system for use on the SRS materials science Station 9.3 G.E. Derbyshire,A. J. Dent,B. R. Dobson,R. C. Farrow,A. Felton,G. N. Greaves,C. Morrell,M. P. Wells	1992	12
19	Current and Future Energy Dispersive EXAFS Detector Systems G.E. Derbyshire,W. Helsby,A. J. Dent,Steven A. Wright,R. C. Farrow,G. N. Greaves,C. Morrell,Gareth J. Baker	1990	2
20	High Throughput Rate Solid State Detector Systems for Fluorescence EXAFS G.E. Derbyshire,R. C. Farrow,R. L. Bilsborrow,C. Morrell,G. N. Greaves,B. R. Dobson	1990	5

About R. C. Farrow

R. C. Farrow is a scholar working on Radiation, Nuclear and High Energy Physics and Bioengineering, having authored 27 papers that have together received 415 indexed citations. Recurring topics across this work include Particle Detector Development and Performance (10 papers), X-ray Spectroscopy and Fluorescence Analysis (10 papers), Nuclear Physics and Applications (7 papers), Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies (4 papers), Spectroscopy and Laser Applications (4 papers), Analytical Chemistry and Sensors (4 papers), Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques (3 papers) and X-ray Diffraction in Crystallography (3 papers). The work is most often cited by research in Radiation (124 citations), Physical and Theoretical Chemistry (49 citations) and Biophysics (31 citations). R. C. Farrow has collaborated with scholars based in United Kingdom, United States and Switzerland. Frequent co-authors include G.E. Derbyshire, Pavel Matousek, D. A. Robinson, Michael Towrie, Michael W. George, Pierre Burgos, Mark R. Pollard, Qian Cao, Gregory M. Greetham and Ian P. Clark.

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