Department of Life Sciences
Dr Christopher Pudney
Chris is interested in translating fundamental science into new biotechnology solutions that are applicable in healthcare, manufacturing and drug development. Innovations in data quantitation and modelling are the key to successfully translating bench science. For example, by implementing machine learning to detect pathogens based on spectral fingerprints. Chris is developing a new technology for monitoring the use of synthetic drugs, which are typically used by the most vulnerable in society and have devastating medical consequences. The drugs are hard to detect and there is no solution for checking drug strength or telling if a patient in critical condition has taken one of these drugs. Spectroscopic tools can be applied to detect these drugs but for this to be successful in the field a quantitative solution is needed to disambiguate the data in real-time.
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Department of Computer Science
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Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering
Jun’s research concerns the hydrodynamic loadings on urban, coastal and offshore structures and the impact of extreme events on such structures.
Department for Health