Keng is discussing his research with fellow scientists at the 6th International PharmSci Conference in Nottingham. The research, which is being presented as a scientific poster, reports recent progress in minimally invasive biomarker sampling and analysis using the microneedle platform since the publication …
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A while ago I posted news that a book chapter I contributed had been published online. Today, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a copy of the book from the publisher. Earlier this year, Springer had sent me a PDF version of the book, …
Rumbie, Ebe and Edwin concluded their projects today with the presentation of their research posters to staff and fellow students. Congratulations on a job well done, and welcome to the group’s alumni!
Keng had 2 research articles and a book chapter published recently, but didn’t have time to blog about them until now (been too busy addressing more pressing scientific questions!). “Towards pain-free diagnosis of skin diseases through multiplexed microneedles: biomarker extraction and detection using …
A research internship opportunity is now available within the research group. The internship will be a lab-based research project in one of my research areas focusing on the skin, including gene/drug delivery, tissue engineering and diagnostic technologies. The internship will …
On 21st October, Keng presented a talk on cutaneous melanoma diagnostics at the Brighton and Sussex Cancer Research Network (BSCRN). The seminar took place at University of Brighton’s Moulsecoomb campus, and was attended by academics and clinicians from University of …
Some long overdue update: We recently welcomed some new members into the group. Zawditu Lewis joined us in August. She will be doing a year-long research internship with us, working on chemical enhancement of transdermal drug delivery. Eldhose Skaria joined …
This week Delisha Johnson-Norman joins our group as a summer placement student. Delisha recently completed her BSc in Biological Sciences at University of Brighton. She will be working on an analytical technique for skin diagnostics for 2 months. Welcome, Delisha!
Today, we welcomed into our group Hakan Niyazi, a PhD student from the research group of Professor Christine Cardin. Hakan will be with us as a visiting researcher for 6 months. He has produced some amazing work on DNA-binding metal …
There is now a funded PhD studentship available in my research group. The successful candidate will work on improving cancer diagnostics. This is for an October 2014 start. Application closing date: 19th June. Further details are available here. I’m happy …