Dr Annela Seddon

Research summary

My areas of expertise include the fabrication of materials on the nanoscale, in particular, materials influenced by biology and nature.

I am interested in the interplay between the scientific disciplines and work incorporating techniques and ideas from physics and chemistry to understand biological problems.

In particular, I use techniques such as x-ray scattering to look at small scale structures and am developing new techniques for fluid handling which can again be applied to biological systems.

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Recent publications

• Furse, S, Brooks, NJ, Seddon, AM, Woscholski, R, Templer, RH, Tate, EW, Gaffney, PRJ & Ces, O 2012, ‘Lipid membrane curvature induced by distearoyl phosphatidylinositol 4-phosphate’. Soft Matter, vol 8., pp. 3090-3093
• Seddon, A, Lotze, G, Plivelic, T & Squires, A 2011, ‘A Highly Oriented Cubic Phase Formed by Lipids under Shear’. Journal of the American Chemical Society, vol 133., pp. 13860 - 13863

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