Staff
Researchers
![]() Dr Hussain Ali Abid |
![]() Dr Mustafa Al-Kadhimi |
![]() Dr Laura BevisPostdoctoral Research Associate: Cardiovascular Digital Twins Working to understand and predict the movement of fluids and how they interact with their surroundings using mathematical modelling. Main interests lie within biology, for example, blood flow in the heart, the movement of small swimming organisms, and the flow of the vitreous humour within the eye.l.bevis@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Lekshmi Bindhu SunilkumarExperimental Technologist KTP Associate Soft matter Physics, Fluid Dynamics, Droplet impact dynamics and Liquid marbles.l.bindhusunilkumar@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Maria Burggraef |
![]() Dr Rodolfo Da Silva Machado De Freitas |
![]() Dr Abu Bakar Dawood |
![]() Dr Ming Dong |
![]() Dr Mahmoud Ehnesh |
![]() Dr Jinlong Fu |
![]() Dr Thomas GriggsPostdoctoral Research Assistant in Elastomer Recycling I work largely in the field of sustainability, completing my PhD on bio-based, self-healing polyurethanes, while now focusing on increasing the recyclability of sulphur crosslinked natural rubber.t.griggs@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Simon GrossemyPostdoctoral Research Assistant s.grossemy@qmul.ac.uk![]() |
![]() Dr Hongye GuoPostdoctoral Research Associate in Self-healing Materials hongye.guo@qmul.ac.uk![]() |
![]() Dr Dalia HeggoPostdoctoral Research Assistant d.heggo@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Timothy Hopkins |
![]() Dr Tiefan HuangPostdoctoral Research Assistant in Membrane Fabrication Advanced membrane materials, polymer porous materialst.huang@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Valeriia Kudriavtceva |
![]() Mr Devender KumarPostdoctoral Research Associate in Experimental Mechanics of Liquid-solid Impact devender.kumar@qmul.ac.uk![]() |
![]() Dr Sujitha KunalanPostdoctoral Research Assistant â?? Orthobiologic Biomaterials As personalised medicine continues to grow in demand, Suji's research focuses on advancing bioactive, bioresorbable composites that she developed, by loading them with autologous cells to negate rejection issues for later implantation. Currently, she is establishing and maintaining 3D dynamic cultures to validate tissue-in-a-tube models with varied anabolic phenotypes and …exy232@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Tingwei Li |
![]() Mr Chen LiuPostdoctoral Research Associate on Precision Robotic Manipulation chen.liu@qmul.ac.uk![]() |
![]() Dr Yang Liu |
![]() Dr Esmé McPolin Hall |
![]() Dr Arturo Jose Mendoza Meinhardt |
![]() Dr Swati Midha |
![]() Dr Carlos MingoesPostdoctoral Research Assistant Electrochemistry, Electro/Photoelectrocatalysis, Energy Storage materials, Redox Flow batteries.c.j.j.mingoes@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Luis Mauricio Murillo HerreraPostdoctoral Research Assistant Organic synthesis, computational chemistry, catalysis, ionic liquids and deep eutectic solvents, electroanalytical chemistry, redox flow batteries.l.m.murilloherrera@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Subhajit Pal |
![]() Dr Erik PoloniPostdoctoral Research Assistant in High Entropy Ceramics My research interests are in the design, processing, and characterization of materials for extreme environments. In particular, composites of high-entropy ceramics and carbon fibres with improved hardness, thermal stability, thermal/electrical conductivity, and resistance against crack propagation, ablation, oxidation, and corrosion.e.poloni@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Miss Brenda Resendiz-DiazResearch Assistant in Materials Science Brenda is a 3rd year PhD student at Queen Mary University of London in SEMS. She is an integral member of the CRC research group, renowned for its expertise in advancing superhydrophobic materials. Brenda's current research focuses on the development of food-grade water-repellent coatings for innovative food packaging solutions, alongside …brenda.resendiz-diaz@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Emma Sadler |
![]() Dr Dhruv Saxena |
![]() Dr Tahereh Shah Mansouri |
![]() Ms Poppy O. Smith |
![]() Dr Chloe StewartPostdoctoral Research Assistant (organ-chip technology) I use manufacturing techniques to recapitulate complex tissue environments within human organ-on-a-chip models. The spatial arrangement of human tissue varies both within and across tissues and is critical to maintaining normal tissue function. To ensure that organ-chip models can capture the variation in tissue architecture, I utilise novel approaches to …c.stewart@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Marjolaine Thomas |
![]() Mr Thomas Thorn |
![]() Mr Cihat Emre UstunPostdoctoral Research Assistant Combustion, machine learning, zero/low carbon fuels, low-order modelling, computational fluid dynamics.prw287@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Xuechun WangPostdoctoral Research Assistant My research interests are on the development of flexible sensors and machine-learning-based optical sensing for wearable devices.exy152@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Yufei Wang |
![]() Dr Chunchun YePostdoctoral Research Assistant Polymers of Intrinsic Microporosity (PIMs), Confined Transport, Advanced Membrane Technologiesc.ye@qmul.ac.uk ![]() |
![]() Dr Alexander Zolotarev |