Rebecca Notman Group

Our research interests lie in the modelling and simulation of a range of systems that have important applications in materials science, biomedicine and pharmaceutical science. Current topics include advanced materials for drug delivery and biomedicine, bio-inorganic interfaces, biological membranes and the structure of the skin and transdermal drug delivery. Find out more about who we are and what we do by following the links above.

Group photo (May 2012)

Latest News

Poster Prize: Congratulations to Jenny for winning a prize for her poster titled "Diamond Nanopores: A Platform for Single-Molecule Biosensing" at the inter-DTC conference last week. (May 2012)

MOAC Student: Philip Kitchen from MOAC has begun his miniproject on "Modelling Aquaporins". (May 2012)

Publication: Beevers, A. J., Nash, A., Salazar-Cancino, M., Scott, D. J., Notman, R. and Dixon, A. M. (2012) "Effects of the oncogenic V₆₆₄E mutation on membrane insertion, structure and sequence-dependent interactions of the Neu transmembrane domain in micelles and model membranes: An integrated biophysical and simulation study", Accepted to Biochemistry. (Mar 2012)

Publication: Notman, R. and Anwar, J (2012) "Breaching the Skin Barrier - Insights from Molecular Simulation of Model Membranes", Accepted to Adv. Drug Del. Rev. (Jan 2012)

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