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Based in the Huxley and Cockcroft Buildings on the University of Brighton’s Moulsecoomb campus, the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences (PaBS) has an established track record of pioneering and impactful research in the subject areas of; age and stress related disease, applied biosciences, biomaterials and drug delivery, cell biology, chemistry, chemical biology, ecology, conservation and zoonosis genomics, neurosciences, medicines optimisation, and regenerative medicine.

We have excellent research facilities including a range of modern laboratories in chemistry, microbiology, molecular ecology, clinical and biosciences, a tissue culture suite, an image analysis suite, genomics centre, with new investments into state-of-the-art mass spectroscopy, 3D sequencer and dexa scanner. We have a team of highly-motivated academic staff, many of whom are internationally recognised leaders in their fields. We have a strong multi- and inter-disciplinary ethos, with much of our research focused on finding solutions to health and environmental issues that will have benefits for local, national and global communities.

The school hosts two of the university’s Centres of Research and Enterprise Excellence (COREs): the Centre for Regenerative Medicine and Devices and the Centre for Stress and Age-related Disease (STRAND). It also supports six Research and Enterprise Groups (REGs): the Applied Biosciences REG, Sensory Neuroscience REG, Ecology, Conservation and Zoonosis REG, Biomaterials and Medical Devices and Drug Delivery REG, Chemistry REG, and the Medicines Optimisation REG.

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Galactokinase Medicine & Life Sciences

Proteins Medicine & Life Sciences

Galactosemias Medicine & Life Sciences

Cochlea Medicine & Life Sciences

Enzymes Medicine & Life Sciences

Fasciola hepatica Medicine & Life Sciences

Galactose Medicine & Life Sciences

Pharmaceutical Preparations Medicine & Life Sciences

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Profiles

Aya Abdalla

A.Abdalla@brighton.ac.uk

School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sci - Research Fellow
Centre for Stress and Age-Related Disease

Person: Academic

Jimi Adu

J.Adu@brighton.ac.uk

School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sci - Principal Lecturer
Biomaterials and Drug Delivery Research and Enterprise Group

Person: Academic

Abbas Alidina

A.Alidina@brighton.ac.uk

School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sci - Clinical Lecturer/Practitioner

Person: Academic

Projects 2012 2023

6 Active
13 Finished

Novel catalytic systems for disposal of the halogenated pharmaceutical and personal care products

Savina, I.

Royal Society

4/11/19 → 3/11/21

Project: Research Councils / Government Depts.

Bioengineering controlled release from contact lens hydrogels

Lloyd, A., Sandeman, S., Pannala, A. & Hawthorne, D.

CooperVision

1/07/19 → 30/06/21

Project: Grant

Age Concern Eastbourne - The Eastbourne Shed

Yeoman, M., Flint, M., Trainor, J. & Plumley, O.

Age Concern, Eastbourne

1/04/19 → 31/12/23

Project: Grant

Research Output 1988 2020

Evaluation of community pharmacists’ readiness to implement the Falsified Medicines Directive (Directive 2011/62/EC): an English cross-sectional survey with geospatial analysis

Barrett, R., 9 Jan 2020, In : BMJ Open. 10, e033405.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

File

Pharmacies

Pharmacists

Cross-Sectional Studies

Health Promotion

Public Health

The Schistosoma mansoni tegumental allergen protein, SmTAL1: binding to an IQ-motif from a voltage-gated ion channel and effects of praziquantel

Thomas, C. M. & Timson, D., 13 Jan 2020, In : Cell Calcium. 102161.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

EF Hand Motifs

Praziquantel

Schistosoma mansoni

Ion Channels

Protein Binding

[Fe^II(L^•)₂][TCNQF₄^•-]₂: A Redox-active Double Radical Salt

Gass, I., Lu, J., Ojha, R., Asadi, M., Lupton, D. W., Geoghegan, B., Moubaraki, B., Martin, L. L., Bond, A. M. & Murray, K. S., 3 Jun 2019, (Accepted/In press) In : Australian Journal of Chemistry.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access

File

Salts

Ligands

Ultraviolet visible spectroscopy

Electrochemistry

Oxides