Soft Matter, Biological and Medical Physics Group
The group’s experimental research spans research at the interface with biology - biological-physics, bionanotechnology and synthetic biology - experimental soft matter physics with a sustainability focus, and experimental research in both detector and materials physics, for medical and security applications. The modelling research is conducted mostly in collaboration with experimentalists, both within the group to drive leading-edge biological physics and with international and industrial partners working on magnetic resonance with particular emphasis on sustainability applications.
Our research areas
Welcome from head of group
Welcome to the webpages of the Soft Matter, Biological and Medical Physics research group of the School of Maths and Physics. We are a friendly group of about 30 staff and PhD students working on topics ranging from DNA computers to sustainable packaging to medical imaging. Please take a look around our website and if you have a question or are interested in joining us then drop either me or one of my academic colleagues an email.
Dr Richard Sear
Head of Soft Matter, Biological and Medical Physics
Recent PhD theses
Study with us
If you have a query regarding our new MSc degree programme, then please get in touch with the course director Dr Pani.
