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PhD Students
Real-time evaluation of cellular processes on biomaterial surfaces using advanced spectroscopic techniques --- Mr Kieran Denieffe (Supervisor - Prof P Maguire) Reactive Plasma Etching of Magnetic Read/Write Transducers ---
Carbon nanotube/high temperature polymer composites ---
Plasma- induced surface functionalisation of medical implants ---
Reflective pulse oximetry sensing in the infra red ---
Bio-compatible diamond-like materials: ultra-thin diamond-like carbon films and devices for implantation into the human body ---
Impedimetric sensors for label-free Point-of-Care immunoassay cardiac marker systems --- Miss Maria Kerr (Supervisor - Dr A Boyd) The functionalisation of natural biomaterials for tissue engineering ---
Electronic structure investigation of Multilayer Graphene Nanoflake Films (MGNFs) and their bio-sensing properties ---
Nanostructures from drug and gene delivery ---
Biological responses to light activated metal oxide surfaces --- Mr Ganesh Manoharan (Supervisor - Prof J McLaughlin) An investigation of transdermal mechanisms for cardiac stimulation ---
Therapeutic nanoparticle delivery systems --- Mr Muhammad Manzoor (Supervisor - Dr P Lemoine) A Study of Metal/ Elastomer Iinterface for Flextronics Applications ---
Nanostructuring of nanofluidic/microfluidic devices for enhanced blood filtering and detection of blood analytes associated with biosensors --- Ms Mura McCafferty (Supervisor - Prof B Meenan) Response of human mesenchymal stem cells to calcium phosphate sputtered thin films ---
Surface characterisation and protein interactions on amorphous carbon thin films deposited by plasma enhanced chemical vapour deposition --- Miss Joanne McKenna (Supervisor - Prof P Maguire) Microplasmas for biomedical applications and biocompatible coatings --- Mr Mark Millar (Supervisor - Prof J McLaughlin) Surface design and modification for a rotating valve assembly for dry running ---
Electical and mechanical contacts prepared with electron and ion beam methods fro the study of single nanowires and nanotubes ---
Studies on surface driven microfluidic flow through lab-on-a-chip devices --- Miss Isha Mutreja (Supervisor - Dr A Boyd) Functionalisation of porous scaffolds for bone tissue engineering --- Mr Anisur Rahman (Supervisor - Prof P Maguire) Nanotechnology and nanofabrication: special nanostructured materials for the study of cell protein and bio-molecule interactions on surfaces ---
Bioactive surfaces for the controlled stimulation of mesenchymal stem cells --- Miss Surbhi Sharma (Supervisor - Dr P Papakonstantinou) Direct site specific synthesis and characterisation of frontier carbon materials --- Mr Conor Sheeran (Supervisor - Dr A Byrne) Biological responses to nanostructured titanium dioxide surfaces ---
Fuel cells: a nanoscale study of the fabrication and characterization of carbon nanostructured surfaces for fuel cell electrodes ---
Nanotemplating for the improved immobilisation of biosensing layers --- Mr Alistair Stewart (Supervisor - Dr P Lemoine) Dynamic nanoindentation to study energy dissipation in nanostructured and nanocomposite materials --- Miss Cristina Tuinea-Bobe (Supervisor - Dr P Lemoine) Early detection of pressure ulcers using a multiparametric method --- Mr Mark Tweedie (Supervisor - Prof J McLaughlin) Light and heat emitting carbon nanotubes --- Miss Shikha Wadhwa (Supervisor - Dr T Byrne) Wet Synthesis of Titania Nanotubes --- Mr Pradeep Yadav (Supervisor - Dr P Lemoine) Nano-templates with controlled properties for post-Terabit array applications |