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| − | Hello, I am a PhD student who joined the OPG in October 2024. Before this, I studied for my undergraduate in Electronic Engineering here at the University of Nottingham and graduated with a First Class MEng degree in 2023. My PhD is a CASE Studentship with the BBSRC DTP and in partnership with Cairn Research Ltd.
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| − | '''PhD Project Working Title:''' ''The Fast and Non-Spurious: High-content screening without artefact in barrier tissues on a chip.''
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| − | '''Project Supervisors:'''
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| − | ''Academic Supervisors:''
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| − | - Dr Kevin Webb
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| − | - Dr George Gordon
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| − | ''Partner Supervisors (Cairn Research Ltd.):''
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| − | - Dr Jeremy Graham
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| − | - Dr Andrew Allan
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| − | '''Project Description:'''
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| − | This project aims to develop a microscopy system suitable for application in high-content/high-throughput screening of biological tissues in micro-fluidic chips. The focus will be on developing robust and efficient autofocus and meniscus correction methods whilst implementing multi-modal imaging techniques to provide high-contrast, quantitative results.
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| − | '''University email:''' eeyerd
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| − | '''Location:''' Life Sciences Link Building, Lab A12
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