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biosensor for C-peptide assessment. The project is funded by Breakthrough T1D (USA) via a Strategic Research Agreement grant, awarded to Dr Samet Şahin in the School of Engineering at Lancaster University
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to develop a rapid, highly sensitive test for early-stage bladder cancer. The multidisciplinary project involves developing methods to increase the specificity of an optical biosensor to detect bladder
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term for 2 years. Interviews are expected to take place mid-August. About you We are seeking a senior, self-directed researcher with strong expertise in wearable electronics, biosensor hardware, embedded
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to dynamic physical and metabolic change. Tracking how individual cells behave and how their metabolic and mechanical states change, using quantitative image analysis and live-cell biosensors, whilst working
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, and digital transformation. Life Sciences: Drug discovery, diagnostics, pain research, preventative healthcare, wearable biosensors, and public health surveillance. Professional and Business Services