Davies, Martyn - University of Nottingham

个人简介

I qualified as a Pharmacist, graduating top of my year with First Class Honours and gained my PhD from the Chelsea School of Pharmacy (now Kings College) under the supervision of Mike Newton. After a year at the Manchester School of Pharmacy covering John Fell's sabbatical leave in 1984, I was appointed to a lectureship at Nottingham in 1985. I was promoted to Reader in 1991 and then to a personal Chair in 1996. During this period, I was also Head of Life, Health & Agricultural Sciences Division, Graduate School (1995-97). I was Head of School of Pharmacy from 2000 - 3.

研究领域

My research interests focus on the study of the surface properties of biomolecular assemblies, advanced delivery systems and new generation biomaterials. Surface nanoengineering and the self-assembly of surfaces are also an interest as is the development and characterisation of drug delivery systems. My work has involved the application of range of advanced surface analytical technique such as to define the surface properties, functionality and performance of biomolecular, pharmaceutical and biomaterial systems.

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SOLIMAN, M., NASANIT, R., ABULATEEFEH, S.R., ALLEN, S., DAVIES, M.C., BRIGGS, S.S., SEYMOUR, L.W., PREECE, J.A., GRABOWSKA, A.M., WATSON, S.A. and ALEXANDER, C., 2012. Multicomponent synthetic polymers with viral-mimetic chemistry for nucleic acid delivery Molecular Pharmaceutics. 9(1), 1-13 RAFATI, A., BOUSSAHEL, A., SHAKESHEFF, K.M., SHARD, A.G., ROBERTS, C.J., CHEN, X., SCURR, D.J., RIGBY-SINGLETON, S., WHITESIDE, P., ALEXANDER, M.R. and DAVIES, M.C., 2012. Chemical and spatial analysis of protein loaded PLGA microspheres for drug delivery applications Journal of Controlled Release. 162(2), 321-329 YASAYAN, G., SAEED, A., FERNANDEZ-TRILLO, F., ALLEN, S., DAVIES, M.C., JANGHER, A., PAUL, A., THURECHT, K.J., KING, S.M., SCHWEINS, R., GRIFFITHS, P.C., MAGNUSSON J.P. and ALEXANDER, C., 2011. Responsive hybrid block co-polymer conjugates of proteins-controlled architecture to modulate substrate specificity and solution behaviour POLYMER CHEMISTRY. VOL 2(NUMBER 7), 1567-1578 WEUTS, I., VAN DYCKE, F., VOORSPOELS, J., DE CORT, S., STOKBROEKX, S., LEEMANS, R., BREWSTER, M.E, XU, D., SEGMULLER, B., TURNER, Y.T.A., ROBERTS, C.J., DAVIES, M.C., SHENG, Q., CRAIG, D.Q.M and READING, M., 2011. Physicochemical properties of the amorphous drug, cast films, and spray dried powders to predict formulation probability of success for solid dispersions: etravirine. Journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 100(1), 260-74