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Content: COLEMAN JT, MCKECHNIE J and SINTON D, 2006. High-efficiency electrokinetic micromixing through symmetric sequential injection and expansion Lab on a chip. 6, 1033-1039

Content: FOROUGHI, F, WILLIAMS, P and STEPHENS, G, 2006. Reduction of carbon-carbon double bonds using Acetobacterium woodii: Determination of the optimum inducer structure Enzyme and Microbial Technology. 39(5), 1066-1071

Content: ANDREWS, JS, MASON, VP, THOMPSON, IP, STEPHENS, GM and MARKX, GH, 2006. Construction of artificially structured microbial consortia (ASMC) using dielectrophoresis: Examining bacterial interactions via metabolic intermediates within environmental biofilms: Journal of Microbiological Methods Journal of Microbiological Methods. 64(1), 96-106

Content: LENOURRY, A, GARDINER, J and STEPHENS, G, 2005. Hydrogenation of C-C double bonds in an ionic liquid reaction system using the obligate anaerobe, Sporomusa termitida: Biotechnology Letters Biotechnology Letters. 27(3), 161-165

Content: JUNGNICKEL, H, JONES, EA, LOCKYER, NP, OLIVER, SG, STEPHENS, GM and VICKERMAN, JC, 2005. Application of TOF-SIMS with chemometrics to discriminate between four different yeast strains from the species Candida glabrata and Saccharomyces cerevisiae: Analytical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry. 77(6), 1740-1745

Content: DIPEOLU, O, GARDINER, J and STEPHENS, G, 2005. Biocatalytic amide reduction using Clostridium sporogenes Biotechnology Letters. 27(22), 1803-1807

Content: THOMPSON, CE, JUNGNICKEL, H, LOCKYER, NP, STEPHENS, GM and VICKERMAN, JC, 2004. ToF-SIMS studies as a tool to discriminate between spores and vegetative cells of bacteria: Applied Surface Science Applied Surface Science. 231-2, 420-423

Content: LI, H, WILLIAMS, P, MICKLEFIELD, J, GARDINER, JM and STEPHENS, G, 2004. A dynamic combinatorial screen for novel imine reductase activity Tetrahedron. 60(3), 753-758

Content: SHELDON, R, STEPHENS, G and SEDDON, K, 2004. Enzymes in non-conventional environments: Green Chemistry Green Chemistry. 6(9), G65-G66

Content: VERDUZCO-LUQUE, CE, ALP, B, STEPHENS, GM and MARKX, GH, 2003. Construction of biofilms with defined internal architecture using dielectrophoresis and flocculation: Biotechnology and Bioengineering Biotechnology and Bioengineering. 83(1), 39-44

Content: CLIFF, B, WEIBEL, DE, LOCKYER, NP, JUNGNICKEL, H, STEPHENS, G and VICKERMAN, JC, 2003. Detection of chlorinated pesticides on the surface of fungus using ToF-SIMS: Applied Surface Science Applied Surface Science. 203, 710-713

Content: CLIFF, B, LOCKYER, N, JUNGNICKEL, H, STEPHENS, G and VICKERMAN, JC, 2003. Probing cell chemistry with time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry: development and exploitation of instrumentation for studies of frozen-hydrated biological material: Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry. 17(19), 2163-2167

Content: ALP, B, STEPHENS, GM and MARKX, GH, 2002. Formation of artificial, structured microbial consortia (ASMC) by dielectrophoresis: Enzyme and Microbial Technology Enzyme and Microbial Technology. 31(1-2), 35-43

Content: PHUMATHON, P and STEPHENS, GM, 1999. Production of toluene cis-glycol using recombinant Escherichia coli strains in glucose-limited fed batch culture: Enzyme and Microbial Technology Enzyme and Microbial Technology. 25(10), 810-819

Content: WEST, RJ, STEPHENS, GM and CILLIERS, JJ, 1998. Zeta potential of silver absorbing Thiobacillus ferrooxidans: Minerals Engineering Minerals Engineering. 11(2), 189-194

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Sustainable Process Technologies Research Group

Faculty of Engineering
The University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham, NG7 2RD

telephone: +44 (0)115 951 4002
email: SPT@nottingham.ac.uk