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    • The impact of highly electron withdrawing carboxylato ligands on the stability and activity of platinum(IV) pro-drugs 

      Hambley, Trevor; Chen, Catherine
      Published 2019
      Recent developments in the design of platinum(IV) pro-drug candidates have demonstrated the importance of the coordination sphere of the complex in determining the resistance to reduction by endogenous reductants and the ...
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    • The effect of charge on the uptake and resistance to reduction of platinum(IV) complexes in human serum and whole blood models 

      Hambley, Trevor; Chen, Catherine; Gui, Xiao; Kappen, Peter; Renfrew, Anna
      Published 2020
      cis- and trans-Platinum(IV) complexes with diaminetetracarboxylate coordination spheres possess the highly desirable property of exhibiting unusual resistance to reduction by blood serum components and endogenous reductants ...
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    • Thermally Drawn Polycaprolactone Fibres with Customised Cross Sections 

      Farajikhah, Syamak; Rukhlenko, Ivan; Stefani, Alessio; Large, Maryanne; Chrzanowskic, Wojciech; Fleming, Simon
      Published 2019
      There is growing demand for biodegradable polymer fibres in tissue engineering and nerve regeneration. We demonstrate a scalable and inexpensive fabrication technique to produce polycaproactone (PCL) fibres using fibredrawing ...
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    • Deformable wire array: fiber drawn tunable metamaterials 

      Fleming, Simon; Stefani, Alessio; Tang, Xiaoli; Argyros, Alexander; Kemsley, Daniel; Cordi, James; Lwin, Richard
      Published 2017
      By fiber drawing we fabricate a wire array metamaterial, the structure of which can be actively modified. The plasma frequency can be tuned by 50% by compressing the metamaterial; recovers when released and the process can ...
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    • Measurement of weak low frequency pressure signal using stretchable polyurethane fiber sensor for application in wearables 

      Kaysir, Rejvi; Stefani, Alessio; Lwin, Richard; Fleming, Simon
      Published 2017
      The practical realization of low Young’s modulus Polyurethane (PU) based optical fibers offers new possibilities for sensing on bodies due to its bio-compatibility and high material sensitivity. Here, we experimentally ...
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