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A real-time fluorescence probe for Heme Oxygenase activity

HO-1 probe compositions designed for rapid, accessible readouts of cellular protection in cardiovascular and hematologic conditions.

Functionalised biopolymer materials for extracellular vesicle isolation and engineering

EV isolation and engineering methods for scalable manufacturing and advanced therapeutic, diagnostic, and medical applications.

DEP Trapping Using Metallised Nanopipettes

This invention enables efficient single molecule nanopore sensing at femtomolar concentrations using dielectrophoretic trapping by combining nanopore sensing and dielectrophoresis (DEP).

Self-disinfecting appliances

A novel device that can be fitted to home-care appliances to generate hydrogen peroxide or bleach, effectively producing a ‘self-cleaning’ appliance.

Aptamer-based multiplex screening platform

A fully flexible, scalable and low-cost detection platform to sense multiple protein targets simultaneously by grafting specific sequences along the backbone of a double-stranded DNA carrier.

Nanotweezers for single-cell biopsy

Inexpensive, easy to fabricate and use, dielectrophoretic nanotweezers for non-destructive subcellular concentration (trapping) and extraction of biomolecules.

Highly efficient Raman-shifting optical architecture

Novel laser architecture shifts near-infrared light efficiently, enabling high-power, narrow-bandwidth output for spectroscopy, imaging, and communications.

Method for lignin-based carbon fibre production

Uses lignin and carbon nanotubes in low-cost solvent to produce sustainable, high-yield carbon fibre precursors for composites

Novel inhibitors of NorA efflux pump for combating antimicrobial resistance

These novel compounds could be used in the treatment of antibiotic resistant bacterial infections and demonstrate that inhibitors of NorA efflux can prevent the emergence of further resistant strains.

LhARA: A radiobiological cancer therapy

LhARA uses laser-driven proton beams for precise, high-dose cancer therapy, enabling compact, flexible treatment systems and radiobiological research.

Complement Factor H Knock Out Mouse Model

Mouse model mimics AMD pathology, enabling preclinical testing of gene therapies targeting complement factor H and related inflammatory diseases.

Portfolio of human colorectal adenocarcinomas

Six diverse colorectal cancer cell lines enable research into tumour biology, differentiation, and integrin expression for drug development.

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