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clusters and dielectric nanoparticles from molecular beams to levitated optomechanics. We work on novel tools for quantum sensing, mass spectrometry and biomolecular chemistry. Our team is member of
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nanoparticles for induction-assisted regeneration, and fabrication of structured adsorbent geometries using advanced manufacturing techniques. The student will investigate how structural design, porosity, and
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. · Knowledge: Previous experience of Lateral Flow Assay development is beneficial but not mandatory. Other relevant experience includes: nanoparticle synthesis and functionalization, biosensor development
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antigens targeting conserved B-cell and T-cell epitopes of respiratory pathogens. • Development of de novo protein scaffolds, nanoparticles, and multivalent immunogens. • Application of generative protein
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common materials in new ways to build bespoke, miniaturised antennas using magnetic nanoparticle structures. Your designs will make it possible to integrate digital technology platforms in previously
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drug carriers. Pharmacologically active nanoparticles based on functional synthetic polymers and (modified) biopolymers will be utilised and characterised to address the fundamental questions of targeted
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agents, including cells, viral vectors, or nanoparticles Track record of successful extramural grant applications as a named investigator or contributor Familiarity with multimodal preclinical imaging
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, optical, and anti-corrosion performance. Our investigations span nanoparticles, nanowires, lithographically patterned micro- and nano-objects, mesoporous and nanoporous structures, electrodeposited thin
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to fungal infections and nanoparticle uptake. It is very common that new optical microscopy techniques are developed to image mammalian tissue, and that these approaches are very slow to translate across
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nanoparticles to create highly active supported catalysts. This PhD project will specifically center on automating the synthesis processes for catalysts such as platinum-based and iridium oxide-based materials