Zhang, Meng - University of Northumbria - Department of Applied Sciences, Microbiology

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Meng studied for her BSc in Biotechnology at ShanDong Agriculture University, China, between 1997-2001, which included a half year research project at Shandong Academy of Agricultural Science. Meng came to England and study for a Masters degree in Health, Environment and Development at Sunderland University between 2001 and 2002. She was then rewarded Overseas Research Scholarship by UK Universities, and studied her PhD in Proteomics research in Northumbria University under the supervision of Prof. Gary Black. After her PhD, Meng stayed in Northumbria University as a Post-doctoral Research Associate and continually worked on Proteomics for 1 year. At end of 2007, Meng started as R&D manager in Nzomics Biocatalysis, which is a university enterprise in Northumbria. Based on her commercial experience, Meng did a part-time MBA in Newcastle Business School. From 2010, Meng began lecturing in Biomedical Sciences

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Black GW, Brown NL, Perry JJB, Randall DC, Turnbull G and Zhang M. Using a novel, high-throughput screening method for nitrilase activity to determine diversity of nitrilase substrate selectivity. Chemical Communications. Submitted Dade-Robertson M, Ramirez-Figueroa C, Zhang M. Radical Vernacular: Bacterial Architecture on Mars. Journal of the British Interplanetary Society. In press. Dade-Robertson M, Figueroa C, Zhang M. (2014) Material ecologies for synthetic biology: Biomineralization and the state space of design. Computer-Aided Design, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cad.2014.02.012. Dade-Robertson M, Zhang M, Figueroa C, Hernan L, Beattie J, Lyon A, Ryden M, and Welford M. (2013) Proto-materials: Material Practices in Architecture at Molecular and Cellular Scales. In: Michael Stacey, ed. Prototyping Architecture. London: Building Centre Trust.211-223. Malik V, Zhang M, Dover LG, Northen JS, Flinn A, Perry JJ and Black GW (2013) Sterol 3β-glucosyltransferase biocatalysts with a range of selectivities, including selectivity for testosterone. Molecular Biosystems 9, 2816-2822. Yang Q, Porter AJ, Zhang M, Harrington DJ, Black GW and Sutcliffe IC (2012) The impact of pH and nutrient stress on the growth and survival of Streptococcus agalactiae. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek International Journal of General and Molecular Microbiology 102, 277–287.