Fast and highly efficient heat transfer from this cooking pan design.

Electrochemical method of deploying an oxidisable compound for the detection of bacteria.

Enabling earlier identification of affected patients.

Allows particle events to be imaged with high spatial and time resolutions.

A catalyst system that can convert waste gases into a sustainable energy source.

A highly sensitive sensor able to detect concentrations in the picomolar (10^-12) range.

Online patient-driven research platform to capture reported outcome measures and events within a dynamic consent framework.

More realistic BBB models with similar properties to equivalent cells in vivo.

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