Pedro Estrela
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C3Bio welcomes its first Doctoral Training Initiative cohort of 11 students
Thanks to the generosity of the University of Bath benefactors Mr Roger Whorrod OBE and Mrs Sue Whorrod and the support of the Department of Development & Alumni Relations, the Centre for Biosensors, Bioelectronics and Biodevices (C3Bio) launched a new doctoral...
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C3Bio Lab-on-Chip workshop
The Centre for Biosensors, Bioelectronics and Biodevices (C3Bio) at the University of Bath is organising a hands-on Training Workshop on Lab-on-Chip on the 11-12 September 2019. The training workshop on Lab-on-Chip consists of both lectures and lab sessions on the...
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C3Bio conference 2019
The Centre for Biosensors, Bioelectronics and Biodevices (C3Bio) at the University of Bath is organising its 2019 annual conference in partnership with the Institute of Bio-Sensing Technology (IBST), Bristol on the 9-10 September 2019. We welcome participants from the academic,...
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C3Bio Doctoral Training Initiative: Grand Challenges in Health Technologies
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C3Bio - a new research centre
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ReNEW: GCRF project on diagnostics in urban water
ReNEW aims to develop real-time community-wide diagnostics and a tuneable multi-hazard public health early warning system (EWS) with the ultimate goal of strengthening community resilience. This will be done through a focus on water from urban dwellings, which reflects the...
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Researchers develop simple sensors to detect cancer stage
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John Campbell - new Prize Fellow in Health
Dr John Campbell is a new Prize Fellow in the Department of Health at the University of Bath. Following a PhD in Immunology at the University of Birmingham, John undertook at 6-year Post-Doc at the University of Birmingham Medical School...
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Paulo Rocha: new lecturer in Bioelectronics
Dr Paulo Rocha has recently been appointed to the post of Lecturer within the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath. Paulo has a Degree in Systems and Informatics, a Masters in Telecommunications and Electronics Engineering...
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Despina Moschou - new Prize Fellow in Bioelectronics
Dr Despina Moschou has recently been appointed as a 50th Anniversary Prize Fellow in Bioelectronics within the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath. Despina has a MEng in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a PhD in Microelectronic Technology. Since 2010,...