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Michael Pycraft Hughes
Principal Investigator
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Dr Matt Johnson
Postdoctoral researcher
AdbulAziz Hamka
Research Assistant
Mary Krystelle Catacutan
PhD student
The cancer electrome: do cancer cells mechanistically alter their electrical properties to affect their environment and cell-cell interactions?
Mohammed Hesham Abdelaziz
PhD student
The role of electrophysiology in exosomes
Arwa Elhag
PhD student
Tissue electrophysiology for electrosurgery applications
Anas Albizreh
MSc student
A role for the cellular electrome in cystic fibrosis
Krista Clarke
PhD student
Dielectrophoresis for diagnostics and cell biology
Sergio da Silva
PhD student
Modelling of heat conduction in blood vessels
Oreoluwa Griffiths
PhD student
Developing the model of the cellular electrome
Peyman Moeinrad
PhD student
Novel devices for cryotherapy
Rashedul Hoque
PhD student
A dielectrophoretic assay for bladder cancer
"Truth is sought for its own sake … Finding the truth is difficult, and the road to it is rough"
Ibn Al-Haytham, 10th century scholar, inventor of the modern scientific method
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