Our work was recently highlighted in Results in Brief on Cordis website.
Read more on the CORDIS website
Visit to the Lomonosov Moscow State University
I was happy to give the presentation about my research at the Lomonosov Moscow State University and discuss our future research on the developing novel catalytic systems with Prof Ekaterina Lokteva and Dr Konstantin Maslakov. The visit was supported by Royal Society Exchange grant.
Gelatin cryogels with Zn helps to heal wounds.
Transition metal-doped cryogels as bioactive materials for wound healing application
Duong Luong, Abdulla A.Yergeshov, Mohamed Zoughaib, Farida R.Sadykova, Bulat I.Gareev, Irina N.Savina, Timur I.Abdullin
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Dmitryi’s results of Marie Curie project has been published in Water research
A cryogel-based bioreactor for water treatment applications
Congratulations to our PhD student, Qiaoyi Weng!
PhD student success
Congratulations to Areej Al-Jwaid who successfully defended her PhD thesis “Bioremediation of Phenol in water using Polymer-supported bacteria”.
Areej was working together with Dr JL Caplin, Dr IN Savina, Dr D Berillo and Professor AB Cundy on the development of novel approach for the phenol degradation.
Congratulations to Sreejith and Dmitriy
Sreejith and Dmitriy, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellows collected Awards from the International Association of Advanced Materials at the European Advanced Materials Congress held in Stockholm.
Welcoming news of the double win, Professor David Timson, Head of the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Science said: “This is a fantastic achievement and important recognition of the important research being undertaken by Dr Raveendran and Dr Berillo here in Brighton. Their work is helping to push the boundaries of knowledge in their field and could lead to the development of important practical medical applications that could revolutionise treatments and bring major benefit to patients.”
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Research Fellowships enable experienced researchers to work in academic institutions around the world and help to promote collaboration between academics and industry.
Dr Sreejith Raveendran will join the group in October
Dr Sreejith Raveendran is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow who will join the group in October to work on the developing novel nanoparticle based formulations for cancer treatment.
Dr Raveendran graduated with his PhD in Bionanoscience with an emphasis on cancer drug delivery and nanomedicine from Toyo University, Japan in 2013. After acquiring his doctoral degree from Bio Nano Electronics Research centre, he is pursuing his nanoresearch in cancer nanotechnology and targeted nanotherapy through the postdoctoral research position.