Nick Stone
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Nick Stone
University of Exeter
8 months ago
A new postdoctoral position is available at the University of Exeter, focusing on SERS (Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy) and SESORS (Surface Enhanced Spatially Offset Raman Spectroscopy) for the development of novel single modality diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for non-invasive identification and treatment of cancers. The research is led by Professor Nick Stone, who is affiliated with the University of Exeter and has a strong background in biomedical engineering and cancer diagnostics. The position is ideal for candidates with expertise in SERS/SESORS, spectroscopy, cancer diagnostics, and biomedical engineering. The research aims to advance non-invasive technologies for cancer detection and therapy, contributing to the future of medical science and patient care. Applicants should have a PhD in a relevant field such as biomedical engineering, chemistry, or a related discipline, and experience with spectroscopic techniques is highly desirable. The application deadline is 23rd February 2026. Interested candidates should apply through the University of Exeter's official job portal or contact Professor Nick Stone for more information. For further details, refer to the LinkedIn post provided.
8 months ago
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Spectra taken using a HWN Raman probe from bisected mastectomy specimens are capable of identifying tumour versus normal tissue through the difference in water, protein and lipid content.
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Maria Morgan
Associate Professor/Principal Investigator
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Francesca Palombo
Professor of Biomedical Spectroscopy
University of Exeter
Priyanka Dey
Associate Professor in Molecular Diagnostics
University of Portsmouth
Marzieh Salimi
Johns Hopkins University
Ian Hamerton
Professor in Polymers and Composite Materials
University of Bristol
Carwyn Ward
University of Bristol
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