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Monitoring glycation through the intrinsic fluorescence of biological fluorophores

O Criador:

Muir, Rhona

Encontro:

2023

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Physics and Photophysics Research Group
Plasmonic nanostructures for metal-enhanced applications

O Criador:

Adelt, Milan

Encontro:

2022

Funder:

Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council

Department, School or Faculty:

Department of Physics and Photophysics Research Group
Protein encapsulated gold nanoclusters for biological applications

O Criador:

Russell, Ben A.

Encontro:

2017

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics
Fluorophore studies & instrumentation development for tumour margin estimation

O Criador:

Stewart, Hazel L.

Encontro:

2020

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics
Fluorescent gold nanorod probes for the detection of cancer mRNA biomarkers

O Criador:

Craig, Gillian D.

Encontro:

2020

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics
Surface-enhanced Raman scattering of metal nanoparticle assembly in agarose and highly ordered metal nanorod arrays

O Criador:

Keating, Martin

Encontro:

2015

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics
Elucidating protein stabilization with fluorescence techniques

O Criador:

Chung, Li Hung Chloe

Encontro:

2020

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics
Fluorescence photophysics, characterisation and application of labelled glucose/galactose binding protein

O Criador:

Coulter, Jonathan

Encontro:

2013

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics
Gold nanorod based nanoprobes for biomedical applications

O Criador:

Mbalaha, Zendesha Stephen

Encontro:

2020

Department, School or Faculty:

Photophysics Research Group and Department of Physics