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Dr John Hales
Bernard Katz 6.11C
Department of Biochemical Engineering
Gower Street
London
WC1E 6BT
Tel: 020 7679 9611
Appointment
- Enterprise Fellowship
- Dept of Biochemical Engineering
- Faculty of Engineering Science
Biography
I am the inventor of two novel analytical technologies for characterising biopharmaceutical products: virus lasers are an exciting new class of ligand-binding assay in which the biorecognition probes generate a laser signal, and decay-associated chromatography is a label-free spectroscopic technique for quantifying proteins directly in mixtures. As a RSE Enterprise fellow hosted at the UCL Department of Biochemical Engineering I am working towards the translation of these technologies into commercial products.
Research Summary
My long-term vision is to establish virus laser technology as a once-in-a-generation analytical technology that will have a transformative impact in biological manufacturing, clinical diagnostics and environmental sensing. I am leading a research and innovation programme into virus lasers, including exploring the synthetic biology and laser physics aspects of virus lasers, and developing commercial-grade instruments and biorecognition probes.
Academic Background
| 2014 | Doctor of Philosophy | University College London | |
| 2008 | Master of Physics | Oriel College Oxford |
