We perform fundamental optical physics and materials research. This is critical for the discovery and development of new and improved optoelectronic technologies.

Computational Systems Chemistry

Our research covers a broad range of domains from nanoscale materials properties, atmospheric chemistry, through to biological systems.

Research outputs

Multiplexed suspension array platform for high-throughput protein assays

S.W. Birtwell,

G.R. Broder,

P.L. Roach,

& H. Morgan

, 2012 , Biomedical Microdevices , 14 (4) , 651--657

DOI: 10.1007/s10544-012-9641-z

Type: article

Kinetics and thermodynamics of biotinylated oligonucleotide probe binding to particle-immobilized avidin and implications for multiplexing applications

Graham R. Broder,

Rohan T. Ranasinghe,

Cameron Neylon,

Hywel Morgan,

& Peter L. Roach

, 2011 , Analytical Chemistry , 83 (6) , 2005--2011

DOI: 10.1021/ac102762q

Type: article

Microparticle encoding technologies for high-throughput multiplexed suspension assays

Sam Birtwell,

& Hywel Morgan

, 2009 , Integrative Biology , 1 (5) , 337--436

Type: article

Multistep synthesis on SU-8: Combining microfabrication and solid-phase chemistry on a single material

Gabriel Cavalli,

Shahanara Banu,

Rohan T. Ranasinghe,

Graham R. Broder,

Hugo F.P. Martins,

Cameron Neylon,

Hywel Morgan,

Mark Bradley,

& Peter L. Roach

, 2007 , Journal of Combinatorial Chemistry , 9 (3) , 462--472

DOI: 10.1021/cc060079p

Type: article

Bead-based immunoassays using a micro-chip flow cytometer

D. Holmes,

J.K. She,

P.L. Roach,

& H. Morgan

, 2007 , Lab on a Chip , 7 (8) , 1048--1056

DOI: 10.1039/b707507n

Type: article