Following her 3 year stay with the TuttleLab Ines Moreira successfully defended her thesis titled “Respnsive Emulsifiers Based on Peptide Self-Assembly” and completed her PhD. After the exam Ines received positive feedback on her performance. Well Done on all your hard work and congratulations from all the group and best of luck for the future.
Well done to our Final Year Undergraduate students Iain, Chris and Sam on completing their projects and handing in their thesis. We thank them for their work over the year and wish them luck for their exams.
Gary’s recent work with the development of tripeptide based emulsifiers (published in Advanced Materials) has been attracting quite a bit of attention from the food and cosmetics industry. This work was featured in the February, 2017 edition of INFORM magazine, which is a leading international magazine on oils, fats and related materials. The article “Structuring with Peptides” by Fiona […]
This year the Tuttlelab decided to include escape rooms into their Christmas party. They split into two teams and did a room each. Both teams managed to escape (although one much faster than the other). The festivities then moved on to the Butterfly and Pig where the group enjoyed a very enjoyable meal, after this […]
