Chris Dean’s Personal Website

Morse to Mux is a website setup between the Optoelectronics Research Centre and the Department of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton with support from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, EPSRC.
The aim of the site is to be a resource on all things to do with optoelectronics and communications for [...]

Whilst on my PhD course at the University of Southampton’s Optoelectronics Research Centre I became a member of the Optical Society of America’s University of Southampton Student Chapter and as such became both their website developer and schools liaison officer (running science workshops on light and light technology for children).
During my time at Southampton I [...]

The Vega Science Trust is an international science media charity that provides informed science programmes on subjects as diverse as lectures, interviews with Nobel Prize winners, science and society issues and scientific careers to view free over the internet.
I have worked for the trust since 2003 in many capacities over the last few years and am [...]

This was the website I setup when my flat mate Jon and I were promoting ourselves as PC builders and troubleshooters to earn some extra money outside of uni.
The design was based on similar components from other computer manufacturer’s websites of the time as well as containing some original components and ideas.

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This site was something I setup as I wanted to make my own useful science site.
It was also set up as a for students by students website which implies that other students like my self should have an opportunity to contribute to it, but this never really occured, probably due to sever lack of promotion. [...]

As well as the many other things I did, I was the group leader and co-founder of the Sussex University Red Cross Group. The aim of the group is teach it’s members how to be good first aider’s as well as being social.
This site was setup by me to serve the members of the group, [...]

This site was part of an assessment for my first term physics lab at University – we all had to create a website or a report on one of our experiments so I did this as it was potentially the most interesting to look at visually (colour changes) and also I wanted to have a [...]