Celia Murray-Dunning
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Qualifications:
PhD (2011): Electrospun aligned microfibres and plasma polymerisation techniques to improve peripheral nerve repair – University of Sheffield
BSc (Hons) Biochemistry with Immunology (2006) – University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Research Interests and Project Aim:
I am a biomaterials biologist with a specific interest in tissue engineering. My PhD and first post-doctoral positions focused on improving the efficiency of peripheral nerve repair.
I am currently working on the project ‘Novel Engineered Living Neural Tissue, for Peripheral Nerve Repair’. My project aim is to develop an implantable device for repairing the peripheral nervous system using innovative tissue engineering techniques. Through a combination of novel cell types, biomaterials and mechanical signalling we aim to produce an off the shelf device able to improve neuron growth within damaged nerves.
People
- Adam Day
- Bianca Vitiello
- Caitriona O’Rourke
- Celia Murray-Dunning
- Céline Kayal
- Charlotte Lee-Reeves
- Despoina Eleftheriadou
- Helen Lee
- Holly Gregory
- Itse Onuwaje
- Jenny Smith
- Kulraj Singh Bhangra
- Lavaniya Thanabalasundaram
- Magdalena Plotczyk
- Mariann Angola Rojas
- Matthew Wilcox
- Melissa Rayner
- Papon Muangsanit
- Philippa Clarkson
- Poppy Smith
- Rachael Evans
- Rachel Coy
- Rebecca Powell
- Richard Bartlett
- Simão Laranjeira
- Simon Kellaway
- Titinun Suannun
- Victoria Roberton