Welcome to The Centre for Bioengineering
Queen Mary has a long track record of outstanding bioengineering and biomaterials research dating back to the EPSRC funded Interdisciplinary Research Centre in Biomedical Materials. We are dedicated to Engineering Better Medicine for a brighter and healthier future. At the heart of our mission lies the unyielding commitment to advancing the boundaries of science and engineering by delivering cutting-edge biomedical engineering solutions. We foster collaboration among world-class researchers and external partners.
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Recent Publications
- Neuromodulation of a peripheral nerve using fully polymeric cuff electrodes: understanding predictability of selective stimulation
Bailey ZK Nairac Z Cuttaz EA M’Rad IB Chapman CAR Rapeaux A Goding JA Roche AD et al.
Journal of Neural Engineering, Iop Publishing vol. 23 (1)
01-02-2026 - Deep learning models to map osteocyte networks from confocal microscopy can successfully distinguish between young and aged bone
Vetter SD Schurman CA Alliston T Slabaugh G Verbruggen SW
Plos Computational Biology, Public Library of Science (Plos) vol. 22 (1)
27-01-2026 - Real-time high-throughput characterisation of the surface elasticity of suspended cells
Guo Z Sui Y Wang W
Lab on a Chip, Royal Society of Chemistry (Rsc) vol. 26 (8), 2514-2530.
01-01-2026
Recent Grants
- (SEASIDE) (resubmission) - MSCA PF 2025 - Sui/ Lu
Yi Sui
£205,111 EU Commission - Horizon Europe
01-10-2026 - 30-09-2028 - Advanced AI for Multi-modal Spatial Biology
James Chapple, Greg Slabaugh, Saqib Shamim, Cleo Bishop, Jun Wang, Francesca Ciccarelli, Stuart McDonald, Ines Sequeira, James Timmons, David Leslie, Cedric John, Ahmed M. A. Sayed, Himadri Gupta, Zion Tse and Ginestra Bianconi
£3,066,246 Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
01-10-2026 - 30-09-2032 - Predicting miscarriage and identifying maternal risk factors with machine learning methods and artificial intelligence
Tina Chowdhury and Greg Slabaugh
£49,615 Tommy's
01-10-2026 - 30-09-2029