Physical and Analytical Chemistry
Characterisation and measurement of the properties of atoms, molecules, solids, materials and biological systems are at the heart of the physical and analytical chemistry (PAC) research here at Lancaster.
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MSI: Auxetic ultra high molecular weight polyethylene nano-composites for high impact resistance for technical as well biomedical applications
01/12/2018 → 31/05/2019
Research
MSI: Feasibility of developing light emitting wound care dressing
01/08/2018 → 31/03/2020
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MSI: Blood Based Materials - Maryam Qadir
09/07/2018 → 31/08/2018
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MSI: Lignin Materials - Ketan Chavda
09/07/2018 → 31/08/2018
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MSI: Lutein Materials - Isobel Appen
09/07/2018 → 31/08/2018
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MSI: Ulva Lactuca Materials - Abigail Lee
09/07/2018 → 31/08/2018
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Self Expanding Foam-Based Medical Devices
02/04/2018 → 02/07/2018
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Proximity to Discover: Industry Engagement for Impact
31/03/2018 → 30/11/2019
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Renewable Hydrogen: Simultaneous Storage of Biorenewable Energy and Carbon Dioxide
01/11/2017 → 31/07/2019
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MSI: Bioprospecting for organic electronics in food waste
01/09/2017 → 31/05/2018
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Children-friendly patches against an emerging diabetes epidemic in Turkey (CHIRP)
01/04/2017 → 30/09/2019
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Consultancy for Industrial Partners
01/11/2016 → …
Consultancy
Multiphoton Fabrication
01/11/2016 → …
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Electoactive hydrogels for chronotheraputic drug delivery
01/06/2016 → 31/05/2018
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Electrochemically-triggered drug delivery
01/03/2016 → 24/03/2016
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MSI: Non-funded project
03/08/2015 → …
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Institutional Sponsorship 2015
01/06/2015 → 31/03/2016
Research
The team within the PAC research group have a diverse but complementary background across measurement science. The use of solid state Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) techniques, both in materials and in biological systems, is a key strength. Our expertise also extends to more general measurement science, in particular using electrochemical techniques, and the study of photovoltaic materials and light harvesting.
The facilities available to support our research are expanding rapidly. As part of Chemistry at Lancaster’s major building redevelopment programme, we have access to a larger number of custom-designed laboratories and instruments for research.
Our research is carried out with a wide range of academic and industrial collaborators.