Dr David Magri, who is a lecturer at the Department of Chemistry, together with his research students participated at the 5th International Conference on Molecular Sensors and Molecular Logic Gates (MSMLG) which was held at the University of Bath in the UK from 24 to 28 July 2016.
The scientific meeting attracted 250 delegates from over 17 countries. The conference consisted of 15 plenary lectures given by internationally renowned experts, in addition to over 100 oral presentations and 100 poster presentations on various topics related to chemical sensing and fluorescent imaging were presented.
The scientific meeting attracted 250 delegates from over 17 countries. The conference consisted of 15 plenary lectures given by internationally renowned experts, in addition to over 100 oral presentations and 100 poster presentations on various topics related to chemical sensing and fluorescent imaging were presented.
One of the research students, Alex Johnson, presented a poster entitled 'Synthesis and Characterisation of Novel Pourbaix Sensors for Cell Imaging Applications' while Jake Spiteri presented a poster entitled 'Regioselective "Pourbaix Sensors" with Path-Selective'. Both Alex and Jake are reading for a M.Sc. in Chemistry by research at the Department of Chemistry. They are under the supervision of Dr David C. Magri, who at the Conference, gave a presentation entitled 'Pourbaix Sensors: Fluorescent Molecular Logic Gates for pE and pH'.