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Disorder is Good – Taming disorder in self-assembled materials with topology
Instead of fighting disorder, we should identify structures that are ordered enough to perform the required function.
We have combined cutting edge experiments with breakthrough methods from topological data analysis to quantify emerging structure in apparently disordered nano-assemblies and classify their response to light. We aim to design a new generation of controllable nanosystems at a fraction of the cost of the current methods.
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Zepler Cleanrooms
The Zepler Cleanrooms Complex is a state-of-science centre which includes a variety of facilities and laboratories for materials and device research in electronics, photonics and nanotechnology, with both planar wafer and optical fibre capabilities supporting both research and enterprise.
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Biofilm based immobilisation of strains for the production of succinic acid from lignocellulosic waste sugars
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Yongqiang Liu -
Doctor Weijia He
LecturerHuman-centered security and privacy
Human-computer interaction
Accepting applications from PhD studentsEmail: Weijia.He@soton.ac.ukTel: +44 23 8059 1275 -
Pioneering Renovite nanoclay gels in cell therapy.
Status: ActiveLead researchers: Jonathan Ian Dawson -
Southampton's Health Determinants Research Collaboration
Status: ActiveLead researchers: Janis Baird -
H2 permeability of small-scale bioreactors and assessment of differential flow measurement for volumetrically quantifying gas stripping by absorption
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Yue Zhang -
Using nutri-omics to identify mechanisms of muscle anabolic resistance to nutrition and exercise
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Colleen Siobhan Deane -
Investigating cone photoreceptor starvation in Retinitis Pigmentosa using stem cell derived retinal organoids.
Status: ActiveLead researchers: Jorn Lakowski -
Identification of epigenetic DNA methylation marks for asthma and allergic sensitization using Oxford Nanopore in Isle of Wight (IoW) F2 generation
Status: Not activeLead researchers: Negusse Tadesse Kitaba