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Protein adsorption in gel structures: simulation, experiment and application
The aims of the project are to understand protein adsorption in RF gel structures and to tailor gel properties for applications; these include purification steps in protein manufacture, as well as water clean-up. Read more
The role of circadian genomics in epilepsy and pharmaco-resistance
Research Group:
Biomedical Research Group
Research group. Biomedical Research Group. -. https://aru.ac.uk/science-and-engineering/research/institutes-and-groups/biomedical. Read more
Embedded bacterial 3D printing for synthetic biomaterial screening and production
Synthetic biology and chemistry are new approaches to engineer new biomaterials with customizable functional properties. An area of active research using such approaches is to engineer bacterial cellulose, a class of biomaterial that has broad applications in food, paper production and biomedical industries. Read more
Modelling hydrogels and fractal materials
Research Group:
School of Computing
There is growing interest in the importance class of materials known as hydrogels, which are formed by the aggregation of small building blocks until they gel (or percolate) across the sample. Read more
Chemical reaction to mechanical motion: towards the physio-chemical model of heart cells.
Living systems are complex, and are based on the basic building blocks of genes, proteins, chemical reactions, and physical forces. Read more
Magnetic cryogels for advanced biomedical applications
. This dynamic, multidisciplinary project involves developing a facile technique to fabricate polymer hydrogels incorporated with Fe. Read more
Using novel ferronucleosides to study and regulate DNA replication in cells
Background. Replication of nucleic acid polymers like DNA is an essential process for all known forms of life. Furthermore, dysregulation and errors in DNA-replication are strongly linked with human diseases including cancer, as well as the process of cellular ageing. Read more
Creating hair-protein materials via a self-assembly mesophase approach
This is your chance to work with world-leading fibre scientists from AgResearch and bio-based material engineers from the University of Canterbury’s Biomolecular Interaction Centre through a Wool Industry Charitable Trust PhD Scholarship where you will have a unique opportunity to enhance your skill set. Read more
Functional DNA-based Materials and Sensors
This PhD project falls into the areas of supramolecular chemistry, chemical biology and DNA nanotechnology and involves the preparation and study of DNA-based materials and sensors. Read more
Study on Treatment of onychomycosis with soluble microneedles loaded with Terbinafine nanogels
Supervisors. Principal supervisor. Professor/Dr Jie Sun (XJTLU). Co-supervisor. Professor/Dr Yongyou Li...(JITRI). Co-supervisor. Read more
3D printing of osteogenic and cortical-bone-strong scaffolds with biomaterials and human blood for personalized bone tissue engineering
Biomaterial scaffolds are used in bone tissue engineering for promoting new bone regeneration and stabilising the facture bone. An ideal biomaterial scaffold for healing load-bearing large bone defects should have cortical bone matching mechanical properties and osteogenic properties for promoting new bone regeneration. Read more
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Development of scale-down plasmid DNA primary recovery systems and their application to investigate the impact of upstream and downstream process conditions on critical product quality attributes
About the Project. Plasmid DNA(pDNA) is not only a promising biotherapeutic itself but also an essential intermediate product for many in-vivo gene therapeutics. Read more
Sustained Release Nanocarriers for Ocular Drug Delivery
Ophthalmic drug delivery remains the most challenging task to pharmaceutical scientists. This is due to the unique structure of the eye, which restricts the entry of drug molecules at the required site of action. Read more
Metabolic reprogramming in cancer: starving tumors of essential nutrients to promote cell death
All the cells in our bodies are programmed to die. As they get older, our cells accumulate toxic molecules that make them sick. In response, they eventually break down and die, clearing the way for new, healthy cells to grow. Read more
Development of micro-incubator OCT/ OCE bioreactor system to engineer a robust musculoskeletal tissue model
Achieving adequate musculoskeletal tissue healing is one of the most challenging factors in the repair of orthopaedic tissues. The problem of hard-to-soft tissue fixation is the major cause of failure of replacement grafts and leads to further musculoskeletal degeneration e.g. Read more
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