Experts

 

Plant Science

  • Professor James McInerney

    My research expertise is in evolutionary biology, microbiology and genomics. I have worked on the evolutionary history of humans, mammals, animals, bacteria, viruses and fungi. I am also expert in genomics and genetics.Antibiotic resistance. New discoveries in microbiology, evolution or genetics. The spread of new infectious diseases. Advances in genomics or genetics.
    +44 (0)7470 469565
    Animals Environment Health and Medicine Plant Science Science

  • Professor David Salt

    Plant science, agriculture, global food security, minerals, nutrients, food, diet, cadmium, arsenic
    +44 (0) 115 9516332
    Environment Food Plant Science plant science global food security Minerals nutrients food diet agriculture cadmium arsenic

  • Dr Susannah Lydon

    Plant Science Science

  • Dr Christina Supramaniam

    Certification and best practices for sustainable palm oil estate management in smallholders. Molecular plant pathologist for soilborne diseases of tropical plants. Soil microbiome for disease suppression and preservation of natural biodiversity. Microbial biotechnology for agricultural waste management and green technologies.
    +60389248217
    Environment Plant Science Science Sustainable Palm Oil tropical plants soilborne diseases biodiversity Indonesia Malaysia

  • Dr Amanda Rasmussen

    Plant scientist. I work with crops and horticultural species investigating how they function - how do roots form, how do they respond to stressful environments, how do they take up nutrients and water and what that means for the whole plant.
    01159516293
    Environment Plant Science Science Crops plants horticulture roots agriculture

  • Nashiru Billa

    My research expertise is within the realm of nanoparticulate drug delivery which essentially means using nanotechnology to formulate drug carriers for the purpose of enhancing their availability where needed in the body. I am particularly interested in utilising natural materials in the construction of nanoparticulate carriers because of their 'acceptability' to biological systems. In this regard we have used chitosan, bees wax, cocoa butter, coconut oil etc to successfully construct nanoparticulate carriers for several therapeutic agents. I also have expertise in formulating therapeutic agents from plant sources in nano-particulates for treating diseases like cancer and we are currently studying how the active constituent from turmeric (curcumin) can be packaged into a nanoparticle system in the treatment of colon cancer.
    60-3-89248211
    Health and Medicine Plant Science Science drug delivery natural materials colon cancer biology

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