Dr Lei Su
BSc, MRes, PhD, FHEA
Research Funding
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Current Funded Research Projects
Wafer-Scale Manufacturing of Single-Crystal Perovskite OptoelectronicsFunding source: EPSRC Engineering and Physical Sciences Research CouncilStart: 01-05-2021 / End: 30-04-2023 Amount: £253046 |
International Exchanges Scheme: ChinaFunding source: The Royal SocietyStart: 31-03-2017 / End: 31-03-2022 Amount: £12000 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 grantFunding source: EPSRC IAAStart: 10-03-2020 / End: 31-03-2022 Amount: £40000 This project aims to develop a benchtop single optical fibre imaging probe. |
Previous Funded Research Projects
Funding source: EU Commission - Horizon 2020 |
Innovation Fund Phase 2: A New Imaging Optical FibreFunding source: E.P.S.R.C.Start: 01-08-2016 / End: 31-03-2017 |
Funding source: E.P.S.R.C. |
AquaMMS - to develop a fluorescence sensor for aquaculture monitoringFunding source: EU FP7Start: 01-11-2013 / End: 31-10-2015 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 4Funding source: TSB (Innovate UK)Start: 01-06-2014 / End: 31-08-2015 This is a TSB KTP project with Remsdaq Ltd. to develop the next-generation optical security sensor product. |
Flexible Single-Optical-Fibre Endoscope 1Funding source: EPSRCStart: 31-08-2014 / End: 31-08-2015 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 diagnosticsFunding source: Royal SocietyStart: 01-11-2013 / End: 31-10-2014 This project is to develop multimode optical fibre based imaging probes. |
Small Items of Research Equipment at the University of LiverpoolFunding source: EPSRCStart: 01-11-2012 / End: 31-03-2013 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. |