Philip Kitchen
Welcome to my ePortfolio. I am currently an MSc student in the MOAC DTC.
My background is in physics; I graduated from the MPhys program at Warwick with first class honours in 2011. My undergraduate research project was a feasibility study of collaborative research between ultrasound experimentalists and theorists in the Condensed Matter Physics group, entitled Measuring Structural Phase Transitions Using Ultrasonic Techniques.
I am interested in the applications of thermodynamics and quantum mechanics to molecular biology and hope to pursue a PhD project along these lines.
2007-2011:
MPhys, University of Warwick
Sep 2011-present:
MSc Mathematical Biology and Biophysical Chemistry, University of Warwick
MSc Miniprojects:
The structure/function analysis of aquaporin 4 trafficking supervised by Dr. Alex Conner (Warwick Medical School)
Modelling mutants of aquaporin 4 supervised by Dr. Rebecca Notman (Centre for Scientific Computing)
Channels and pores formed in membrane bilayers by peptide assemblies: how do antibiotics and signalling channels work? supervised by Prof. Alison Rodger (Chemistry)
Philip Kitchen
MOAC DTC
University of Warwick
Coventry
CV4 7AL
P dot J dot Kitchen at warwick dot ac dot uk
