Diagnostic and monitoring technologies
Master's thesis
I worked with the Microsensors and Bioelectronics Laboratory at Warwick University to develop a breath analysis device for scuba diving.
- The aim of the device was to promote safety and wellbeing by tracking three relevant variables: volume of expired gas, breathing rate, and caloric expenditure.
- This was a highly novel application, and the final design framework met all relevant crite
Fluorochrome
I designed a means of calibrating fluorescence microscopes for measurement of localised intracellular pH using a pH-sensitive protein.
- Done during Entrepreneurship in Biomedical Engineering module of undergraduate degree.
- Grade for the project ranked in the top band of results.
- Click the image to see the report: I wrote the Technical Specification and Appendix A in their entirety, and con
SensUs 2021
I participated in the 2021 edition of the international SensUs biosensor design competition. This year's target was the Influenza A virion (pictured).
- I worked on the "Translational Potential" section of the final report. This proved to be Glasgow's highest-scoring component, and we came fourth out of fourteen teams worldwide.
- Our business plan was deemed to be highly innovative, and the