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Professor Molly Stevens awarded 10 year Chair by Royal Academy of Engineering

Congratulations to LCN Professor Molly Stevens who has been named a Chair in Emerging Technologies by Royal Academy of Engineering today. The highly prestigious 10 years of funding is given to global visionaries pioneering technologies that could have global benefits. Professor Stevens received the Chair for her project ‘Multidimensional Target-Agnostic Sensing (MTAS): the next generation of biosensors’.

Professor Stevens said: “I am thrilled to receive this Chair in Emerging Technologies from the Academy. The support will help us to develop completely new platforms that could revolutionise the way diseases are detected and treated.”

“This Chair will enable a close marriage between engineering, medicine, chemistry and big data to advance the field”

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Professor Anatoly Zayats elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

Professor Anatoly Zayats elected Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering

Professor Zayats joins a community of over 1,700 eminent engineers and innovators around the world driving societal impact. LCN ... Find out more

Twenty Years of Discovery: Celebrating the London Centre for Nanotechnology

Twenty Years of Discovery: Celebrating the London Centre for Nanotechnology

For twenty years, the London Centre for Nanotechnology has brought together researchers, students and partners to tackle some of the ... Find out more

LCN researcher awarded Wellcome Leap funding for targeted antibiotic delivery research

LCN researcher awarded Wellcome Leap funding for targeted antibiotic delivery research

LCN Researchers at King's have secured funding through the Wellcome Leap Focused Antibiotics programme to develop a new generation of ... Find out more

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