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The student will work alongside other members in the group to develop photofunctionalisable hydrogels and chemistries for immobilisation of antibodies. The student will also gain skills in microfabrication, microfluidics, optical sensors, instrumentation and data analysis. The student will be based in Dr Ruchi Gupta’s group (https://rguptagrouplab.com/) in the School of Chemistry at University of Birmingham.
For informal enquiries please contact Dr Ruchi Gupta at [Email Address Removed]. Please include a CV and transcripts in your email.
Degree Requirements:
Applicants should possess (or expect to possess) a good degree in physical sciences or engineering or allied disciplines.
Funding Notes
References
[2] A.K. Pal, E. Labella, N.J. Goddard, R. Gupta, Photofunctionalizable Hydrogel for Fabricating Volume Optical Diffractive Sensors, Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics, 2019, 220, 1900228. DOI: 10.1002/macp.201900228.
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