Group Members
Research group members alongside any current vacancies are displayed below.
Dr Hannah Crory
(academic)
Hannah completed her PhD in supramolecular synthesis under the expert supervision of Prof. AP de Silva, at Queen's University Belfast. In 2021 she undertook a period of postdoctoral research at the University of Texas at Austin with Prof. Eric Anslyn, working on responsive gels utilising tunable, reversible bonding interactions. Dr Crory then returned to Ireland conducting postdoctoral research into bacteria-resistant polymers at NUI Galway and University College Dublin with Dr Joseph Byrne. In 2024 she returned to Queen's to commence her independent research career. Dr Crory and her research group aims to generate responsive polymers for bacteria signalling and medical device coating applications.
Vacancy
PhD Opportunity
PhD opportunity: Supramolecular materials for bacteria-responsive coatings
For more information see link below.
Caoimhe Venning
(Masters student)
Caoimhe has been working on probing the responsive behaviour of dynamic covalent interactions with the aim of the generating of bacteria responsive materials, as part of her Masters degree.
Luke Weatherald
(summer student)
Luke has been fabricating antiadhesive hydrogel materials as a summer student in the Crory group before he returns to University of Lancaster to continue his undergraduate degree in Biochemistry.
Contact
E-mail: hannah.crory@qub.ac.uk
Telephone QUB CCE : 028 9097 5418
David Keir Building, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Queen's University Belfast
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