Bioengineering

Milne Lecture: Frontier Developments in Bioelectronics, Professor John A. Rogers

Advanced electronic/optoelectronic technologies designed to allow stable, intimate integration with living organisms will accelerate progress in biomedical research; they will also serve as the foundations for new approaches in monitoring and treating diseases.

Mr Andrew Johnston

Postgraduate
A.Johnston-19@sms.ed.ac.uk
2.2017 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Mr Muhammad Sulaiman Sarwar

Postgraduate
s1543736@sms.ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Mr Muhammad Farhan Aslam

Research Assistant in Phage Fermentation
maslam2@exseed.ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Dr Wanjia Yu

Research Associate in Engineering Biology for Magnetic Control
wyu3@ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Ms Shahrzad Shariatpanahi

Postgraduate
s.shahrzadpanahi@ed.ac.uk
2.2017 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Dr Ian Holland

Innovation Fellow
iholland@ed.ac.uk
1.187 Fleeming Jenkin
Bioengineering

Ms Kawther Albluoshi

Postgraduate
K.Albluoshi@sms.ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Miss Jingwen Lei

Postgraduate
s1839891@ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Miss Xiangyi Li

Postgraduate
X.Li-386@sms.ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering

Mr Yugendran Rajaendran

Postgraduate
s2885093@sms.ed.ac.uk
2.2009 James Clerk Maxwell Building
Bioengineering