Past PhD Theses
See the past PhD theses of students in the BioP research group.
Dario V. Conca, PhD awarded 2020.
Development of novel optical techniques for the study of cell-surface proteins in living cells at the single-molecule level
Simone Famiani, PhD awarded 2020.
Synthesis and Characterisation of Ironbased Nanoparticles for Magnetic Hyperthermia
Archana Bhartiya, PhD awarded 2019.
Radiation effects on the structure of chromosomes
Daniel Gradeci, PhD awarded 2019.
Physical modelling of epithelia: reverse engineering cell competition in silico
Adrian Hodel, PhD awarded 2019.
Nanoscale study of perforin pore formation and lipid specificity
Nicholas J. Tidy, PhD awarded 2019.
The investigation of the properties of soft matter using optical traps
https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10079990/
Alexander R. Yon, PhD awarded 2019.
Single-molecule Study of Antibody Drug Binding to Cell Surface Receptors
Hasan Alkassem, PhD awarded 2018.
Imaging Antimicrobial Peptides in Action by Atomic Force Microscopy
Roxanne Hachani, PhD awarded 2018.
Development of novel magnetic nanoparticles to track stem cells in tissue-engineered organs
Johnny N. L. Nguyen, PhD awarded 2018.
Manipulation of graphitic microparticles in solution with magnetic and electric fields
Christopher J. Richards, PhD awarded 2018.
Probing micro-dynamics with optical tweezers: Pendula, cell stretching, and thermodynamic fluctuations
Thomas J. Smart, PhD awarded 2018.
A study of dynamics in microscopic systems using optical tweezers: dynamical stabilisation, cell stretching and thermal fluctuations
George Stanley, PhD awarded 2018.
Probing the transport barrier of the nuclear pore complex
Ana Katrina C. Estandarte, PhD awarded 2017.
Diffusion in Nanocrystals by Coherent Diffraction Imaging
Aziliz M. M. Hervault, PhD awarded 2017.
Development of a Doxorubicin-Loaded Dual pH- and Thermo-Responsive Magnetic Nanocarrier for Application in Magnetic Hyperthermia and Drug Delivery in Cancer Therapy
Roger Molto Pallares, PhD awarded 2017.
Development of plasmonic nanomaterial‐based biosensors and bioresponsive materials for diagnostics and molecular‐scale technologies
Malti B. Vaghela, PhD awarded 2017.
Biological control of the mechanical properties of the actin cortex
Aizhan Bestembayeva, PhD awarded 2016.
Biophysical properties of the transport barrier in the nuclear pore complex
Christopher R. Fury, PhD awarded 2016
Acousto-optical trapping and manipulation of microbubbles
Marian Breuer, PhD awarded 2015.
Computational studies of electron transfer in the bacterial deca-heme cytochrome MtrF
Dino Osmanovic, PhD awarded 2015.
Polymer Theory applied to the Nuclear Pore Complex
Alice Pyne, PhD awarded 2015.
High Resolution Atomic Force Microscopy of Functional Biological Molecules
Cristina Blanco-Andujar, PhD awarded 2014.
Sodium carbonate mediated synthesis of iron oxide nanoparticles to improve magnetic hyperthermia efficiency and induce apoptosis
Luke Green, PhD awarded 2014.
Synthesis and Characterisation of FePt Magnetic Nanoparticles
Laura Shemilt, PhD awarded 2014.
Coherent Diffraction Imaging and Ptychography of Human Metaphase Chromosomes
Bo Chen, PhD awarded 2013.
X-ray Imaging of Three-dimensional Spatial Structure of Coatings
Marco Fritzsche, PhD awarded 2013.
Homeostasis of the cellular actin cortex and its filament length-distribution
Zermina Khan, PhD awarded 2013.
Imaging Biomolecules using Frequency Modulation Atomic Force Microscopy in Liquids
Rosemary Stevenson (previously "Paxman"), PhD awarded Feb 2013.
Resonant Cantilever Sensing: From Model Systems to Application
Po-hung Wang, PhD awarded 2013.
A molecular dynamics simulation approach for calculation of gas diffusion rates in proteins with applications to hydrogenases and dehydrogenases
Richard Bean, PhD awarded 2012.
Domain Structure Imaging with Bragg Geometry X-ray Ptychography