New Publication: Investigating the bioavailability of graphene quantum dots in lung tissues via Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy

Tanveer Tabish‘s paper Investigating the bioavailability of graphene quantum dots in lung tissues via Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy has recently been published in Interface Focus (Royal Society publishing). Congratulations, Tanveer! Abstract “Biomolecular fractions affect the fate and behaviour of quantum dots (QDs) in living systems but how the interactions between biomolecules and QDs affect the bioavailability […]

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Viva successfully completed!

Very many congratulations to Alba Paniagua Diaz who successfully defended her PhD on Monday 10 April 2018.  Her thesis title is “Light in scattering media: active control and the exploration of intensity correlations” and she was examined by Christian Soeller (College for Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences; Univeristy of Exeter) and Tomas Cizmar (School of […]

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Flann and University of Exeter research project aims to pave way for 5G communications revolution

Microwave engineering company Flann Microwave is teaming up with the University of Exeter as part of ground-breaking research which could help pave the way for the next generation of 5G mobile communications. Flann is working with PhD researcher Julia De Pineda-Gutiérrez from the Department of Physics and Astronomy on a four-year project which aims to […]

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New Publication: Plasmon polaritons in cubic lattices of spherical metallic nanoparticles

Charlie-Ray Mann published an article on Plasmon polaritons in cubic lattices of spherical metallic nanoparticles in Physical Review B.   In addition, Charlie informed us that his next publication has just been accepted by Nature Comms. We look forward to posting the link to it as soon as it becomes available online. Congratulations, Charlie, well done! Abstract […]

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XM2 thesis submission by Alba Paniagua Diaz: “Light in scattering media: active control and the exploration of intensity correlations”

It is our pleasure to announce that Alba Paniagua has recently submitted her PhD thesis on “Light in scattering media: active control and the exploration of intensity correlations” (abstract below), supervised by Jacopo Bertolotti and Bill Barnes. Alba is a driven researcher with strong leadership qualities. For example, she represented her peers as member of […]

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New Publication: Influence of luminescent graphene quantum dots on trypsin activity

Tanveer Tabish‘s paper Influence of luminescent graphene quantum dots on trypsin activity has been published in the International Journal of Nanomedicine: Background: Protein–graphene interactions have the potential to play a pivotal role in the future directions of nanomedicine. These interactions lead to diverse processes such as generation of protein coronas, nano–bio interfaces, particle wrapping, and biocatalytic […]

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“And the best pitch award goes to …” – Angus Laurenson reports on his experiences at the SpaceTech Entrepreneur Programme

Our postgraduate researcher  Angus Laurenson returned recently from the 3 day SpaceTech Entreprenuers Programme (February 2018) at Exeter Science Park – with a lot of new knowledge about the space industry and start-up businesses in general. Funded by the UK Space Agency and delivered by the South West Centre of Excellence in Satellite Applications, SETsquared Exeter […]

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