Wafer-Scale Manufacturing of Single-Crystal Perovskite Optoelectronics

In this project we aim to develop a scalable and high-yield manufacturing process for mass-producing single-crystal perovskite optoelectronics.

Body-Worn Sensor for Point-of-Care Vascular Access Monitoring

In this project, we will develop a body-worn sensor for cardiovascular monitoring, particularly to address a long-standing clinical challenge in vascular access health surveillance.

International Exchanges Scheme: China

The aim of this project aims is to build bilateral research and teaching collaborations between QMUL and Jiangsu Normal University in China.

Bench-top single optical fibre microendoscope- IAA Large grant

This project aims to develop a benchtop single optical fibre imaging probe.

Incorporating the circadian clock into organ-on-a-chip systems

Studies to support the development of more physiologically relevant in vitro model systems which incorporate the circadian clock.

Incorporating the circadian clock into Organ-on-a-chip (OOAC) devices

Studies to support the development of more physiologically relevant in vitro model systems which incorporate the circadian clock

THESIS

In this project, the Marie Curie Fellow will develop an optical fibre based image-guided surgery system based on the state-of-the-art optical-fibre laser technologies.

Innovation Fund Phase 2: A New Imaging Optical Fibre

Flexible Single-Optical-Fibre Endoscope 2

This project is to develop ultra-thin and high-resolution imaging probe.

AquaMMS - to develop a fluorescence sensor for aquaculture monitoring

This is an EU FP7 Project led by Professor Steve Taylor and Dr Iain Young . As a Co-I of this project, Dr Lei Su and his team developed a fluorescence sensor for heavy-metal-ion detection in aquaculture.

Remsdaq 4

This is a TSB KTP project with Remsdaq Ltd. to develop the next-generation optical security sensor product.

Flexible Single-Optical-Fibre Endoscope 1

This project aims to develop the flexible version of single optical fibre imaging probes and endoscopes. The device to be developed will be ultra-slim, high-resolution, wide-field, lensless, low cost and disposable.

Single multimode-fibre imaging: a new tool for high-resolution, wide-field, in-vivo microscopy and diagnostics

This project is to develop multimode optical fibre based imaging probes.

Small Items of Research Equipment at the University of Liverpool

Dr Lei Su was one of the young early career researchers (ECRs) at UoL to receive research support for the cross-disciplinary field of Healthcare Technologies. The funding was primarily used to build a micro-Raman system.