By LifETIME CDT Student: Sorour Nemati (NUI Galway) I am a chemical engineer whose ambition is to play a key role in human being life. Though it seems there is no specific role of chemical engineering in health care, its combination with other engineering streams such as biomedical engineering and biotechnology has introduced an …
By LifETIME CDT Student: Hannah Williamson (University of Birmingham) Cell therapies, medicines made from human cells, have had huge success in fighting leaukemias and offer new hope to patients as treatments for a range of diseases. However, the manufacture of these therapies remains a major challenge and barrier to patient access. New technologies are …
By lifETIME CDT Administrator: Emma Lardner (University of Birmingham) Professor Alicia El Haj, Interdisciplinary Chair of Cell Engineering at the University of Birmingham and LifETIME CDT supervisor has won a Midlands Women in Tech Academic Award. Professor El Haj is a leading figure working within the field of healthcare technologies. She has been making signification contributions with …