Research in bionanotechnology and analytical chemistry is broad-ranging. Our bionanotechnology research is focused on the application of nanoscience to solve biological problems, most notably with applications in healthcare. We have expertise in:
- plasmonic sensors
- the use of infrared spectroscopy for clinical diagnostics
- the development of peptides as biological mimics
- the application of new chemiluminescence approaches to biological measurements
Our analytical research is focussed on process analytical chemistry, environmental chemistry, and conservation science. Atomic and molecular spectrometry, chemometrics, chromatography, materials analysis, radioanalytical techniques, and optical spectroscopies are used extensively in the development of these areas. Our specific skills lie in:
- accurate analytical measurement of molecules
- developing new instrumentation and techniques
- development of bioanalytical assays and chemical reagents for use in rapid and highly sensitive detection approaches
Staff members | Research interests |
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Dr Matthew J. Baker |
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Dr Christine M. Davidson |
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Dr Lynn Dennany |
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Professor Karen Faulds |
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Dr Lorraine T. Gibson |
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Professor Duncan Graham |
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Dr K. H. Aaron Lau |
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Dr Alison Nordon |
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Dr Alastair W. Wark |
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