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, biochemistry and, increasingly, biomedicine. We are appointing a Research Fellow to develop quantum sensors based on optically readable spin defects (such as nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond) and translate
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of human social interaction. We are currently working to develop and use wearable sensors to understand how groups of young adults coordinate and form social connections. About the role This project is a
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of the embedded data acquisition and integration platform, including sensor interfacing, timing and synchronisation, device drivers, calibration workflows, data logging, user interfaces and experimental test rigs
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nanowire acts as a non-linear capacitor which can be used in qubits, sensors, amplifiers and many other applications. In addition to this experimental work we also have a substantial theoretical/numerical
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of different chemical and biological wearable/implantable/point-of-care sensors using these materials for the high precision detection of biomarkers and physiological parameters, such as proteins, DNA, antigen
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Devices (including Nanotechnology); Optical Communications & Networks; Photonics and Sensors, Systems and Circuits. The Department also has an extensive teaching programme, both at undergraduate (BEng and