Lab on a Chip - Hull

[Kirsty @drkirstyshaw]

@MarkDTarn and I have been visiting the new microfabrication facilities at Stockholm University. Thanks to Alex and @nicolepamme for showing us around. Really interesting to see the tradition of nailing PhD theses to a tree as well!

[Nicole Pamme @nicolepamme]

We develop sensors for on-site analysis of water quality, recently for carbonates - by transferring the traditional titration onto a paper analytical device. Great work by @Irishattestrand and #CarlTryggersStiftelse funded Pablo GG https://t.co/X91IHwSZlw

[Lab on a Chip - Hull @LabOnAChipHull]

Up next Samira talking about our work developing simple analytical work flows to detect nutrients on site to enable farmers to measure their own soil chemistry.

#SDG #UoHSDG conference

[Lab on a Chip - Hull @LabOnAChipHull]

Mila presenting her work on enabling citizens to monitor metals in river water at environmentally relevant levels. Using a simple workflow to first preconcentration then detect metals can be detected in a few minutes

#SDG #UoHSDGconference

[Lab on a Chip - Hull @LabOnAChipHull]

This afternoon Zakia is presenting her work on developing paper based devices for monitoring water quality at the Sustainable Developments Goals conference at the University of Hull

#SDG

[University of Hull Biological Sciences @hullbams]

Environmental sensing using paper devices - these clever phosphate monitors have been used to detect river pollution around the region. Students are measuring phosphates in soft drinks today... #HullBiochemistry https://t.co/QPeqSeyiy2

[Prof Mark Lorch @Mark_Lorch]

Five chemistry research projects that you can get involved in featuring @SulliedSediment #bigcompostexperiment @foldingathome @foldit & @SensorCommunity https://t.co/3QYL04VEEO via me, @__SamRichardson & @ConversationUK

[ViBrANT @ViBrANT_itn]

ViBrANT TALKS - How do we study proteins? https://t.co/io63ATqQjA Please have a look - part 1 of ViBrANT TALKS series 👍😀 this is like an advent calendar - well done ViBrANT ESRs, you are amazing 😀

[Prof Mark Lorch @Mark_Lorch]

This was just one aspect of the larger @NorthSeaRegion funded @SulliedSediment project which aimed to better assess, treat and prevent chemical pollution in our inland waterways https://t.co/67RLp3FICD 4/4

[Prof Mark Lorch @Mark_Lorch]

The mobile app (developed by) @natapp_uk allows folks to upload results of their measurements, locations, times etc. All of which is then reported back to volunteers via the project webpage https://t.co/rPGqlNtnM6 3/4

[Prof Mark Lorch @Mark_Lorch]

Working in partnership with @CanalRiverTrust & @CRTvolunteers we developed work flows that allow bank-side measurements of phosphates and results in just 3 minutes. @plosone https://t.co/kum8ZYwmt6 2/4

[Prof Mark Lorch @Mark_Lorch]

New @plosone paper klaxon! 🚨

Our paper devices allow #CitizenScience volunteers to monitor the chemical health of their local water ways.

@RotchellJ @Alexander_Iles @nicolepamme @__SamRichardson @SulliedSediment @NorthSeaRegion 1/4 🧵���