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Development of next-generation Bio-Printing
Borut Lampret - 2nd year PhD
3D Printing has enabled the creation of complex geometric structures previously unavailable to design engineers and scientists. However, this vast new pallet of object geometries has... more
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Engineering novel cell mimetic membrane architectures
Qien Li - 1st year PhD
Cell mimicry - the ability to imitate the physical architecture, function and behaviour of cells - is proving to be an increasingly useful conceptual framework in (i) furthering our... more
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Controlling nanopore loading in Droplet Interface Bilayers
Daisy Rogers-Simmonds - 1st year PhD
Protein Nanopore sensing has significant potential as a next-generation sequencing methodology. In particular, our recent work has highlighted the potential for optical imaging to... more
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Exploiting asymmetry to generate new classes of biomaterials and artificial cells
Shaobin Zhang - 2nd year PhD
Biological membranes are almost universally asymmetric: there is a compositional difference in the molecules present in the inner and outer leaflets. Asymmetry is believed to play... more
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Engineering biointerfaces between synthetic and biological cells
Greta Zubaite - 2nd year PhD
The central tenant of cellular bionics is that cell functions can be augmented both by introducing non-biological components to cells, and by interfacing them with artificial soft-... more
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3D Printing of Complex Neural Structures in synthetic biology derived scaffolds
Emmanuel Kanelos - 2nd year PhD
Hydrogels allow us to produce 3 dimensional (3D) cellular constructs, however, traditional 3D cell culture produces a relatively homogenous system where we have little control over... more
