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James Flewellen is listed as Research Associate – Biosensor Commercialisation Lead at The University of Edinburgh, based in London, England, United Kingdom. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at ed.ac.uk and a matched LinkedIn profile for James Flewellen.
James Flewellen previously worked as Director at James Flewellen Wine and Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Ucl. James Flewellen holds D. Phil., Biophysics from University Of Oxford.
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About James Flewellen
Highly experienced multi-disciplinary scientist working at the interface of physics and biology. I am currently exploring applications of novel whole-cell biosensors developed at the University of Edinburgh. These sensors give real-time, near-instantaneous detection of minute quantities of chemicals and biomarkers. They deliver the data in an electronic format, integrating with other circuitry. I'm currently exploring applications in the water industry, food and drink, point-of-care diagnostics, drug discovery, autonomous marine vehicles and environmental monitoring. If you think this technology could be applied in your industry, please get in touch. Recently, I completed a five-year period at The Francis Crick Institute, London. I worked as a single-molecule biophysicist in a B-cell immunology group led by Prof. Pavel Tolar. I developed a novel technique for single-molecule force spectroscopy by integrating magnetic tweezers with digital holographic microscopy for 3D imaging. The research focused on the force-mediated immune response to HIV; however the techniques I developed could be applied to any antigen-antibody, or protein-protein, interaction.This role was a return to academia following a personal interest in applying novel physics and technology to cutting-edge issues in biomedical research.Prior to this role I co-founded and managed Speckle Technologies Ltd, a biotechnology start-up developing mobile diagnostics devices using digital holographic technology. My previous PhD and postdoctoral research at the University of Oxford was the development of 3D microscopy techniques to study the motile behaviour of microorganisms. I have a strong interest in science education and communication, with many years experience teaching and tutoring. I am also a wine communicator, educator and consultant. I run wine tastings in the UK and further afield. I co-wrote 'The Concise Guide to Wine and Blind Tasting', published in 2014, which was awarded a Gourmand Award for Best Drinks Education book. In 2020 I launched my innovative, infographic wine guides.Specialties: biotechnology, biophysics, optical microscopy, innovation, interdisciplinary science, single molecule techniques, holography, science communication, science education, tutoring, wine tasting, wine education.
Listed skills include Physics, Microscopy, Science, Research, and 33 others.
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Research Associate – Biosensor Commercialisation Lead
CurrentDeveloping a spinout company based around a novel biosensor technology.We have developed a novel bioelectronic interface technology that leverages the exquisite sensing capabilities of microorganisms to detect trace chemicals in liquid environments, and couples this to a custom integrated circuit to produce an electronic output. My role is partly.
Director
CurrentCreator of a new way to learn about wine via my innovative visual wine guides. This is a unique project combining high quality data on wine regions with a beautiful designed aesthetic. "Everything you need to know about a wine region on a single piece of paper." They are perfect for wine students and wine lovers seeking to further understand their wine.
Postdoctoral Research Scientist
During this role, I developed a novel microscopy system for single-molecule force spectroscopy. This was achieved through integrating magnetic tweezers with digital holographic microscopy for 3D imaging of microscopic objects. I designed the experimental apparatus, wrote a 3D holographic image analysis software suite, and conducted force spectroscopy.
Postdoctoral Research Scientist
I worked at the interface of biophysics and immunology in this role in the laboratory of Pavel Tolar.My laboratory was based at the Francis Crick Institute; however I was employed first by Imperial College London and then University College London when the administration of the funding grant was moved.During this role, I developed a novel microscopy system.
Postdoctoral Research Scientist
During this role, I developed a novel microscopy system for single-molecule force spectroscopy. This was achieved through integrating magnetic tweezers with digital holographic microscopy for 3D imaging of microscopic objects. I designed the experimental apparatus, wrote a 3D holographic image analysis software suite, and conducted force spectroscopy.
Co-Founder And Ceo
Emerging from my academic research at Oxford University, Speckle Technologies was created to develop a mobile medical diagnostics platform. Speckle combines 3D imaging techniques with machine learning algorithms to produce optical diagnostics routines that are fast, efficient and cheaper than conventional laboratory-based techniques. Application areas.
Lecturer
Tutoring undergraduate students in physics. I have taught: 1st year mathematical methods, 1st year mechanics, 2nd year mathematical methods, 2nd year quantum mechanics, 2nd year thermodynamics, 3rd year biophysics.
Doctoral Research Student
Research student in the field of biophysics/bionanotechnology. Particularly interested in novel technologies based on new understanding of biological organisms/components at the cellular and sub-cellular level.My thesis (defended January 2013) is titled: "Digital Holographic Microscopy for Three-Dimensional Studies of Microorganisms". It describes the.
Post-Doctoral Research Scientist
Research physicist developing novel forms of digital holographic microscopy for three-dimensional studies of bacterial motility along with miniaturizing digital holographic microscopes for commercial applications.
Alto Lay Clerk
Professional counter-tenor lay clerk for Christ Church, Oxford.
Research Physicist
Employed part time as a research physicist involved in the R&D of the company's latest biodetection technology.I developed fundamental physics research behind optical detection of diabetes and assisted in bringing this technology to the clinical prototype stage.
Mathematics Tutor
Tutor for 2nd year mathematics courses. Taught linear algebra, vector spaces, differential equations, vector calculus.
Tutor And Tactile Transcriber For Disability Support
Specialised in teaching university-level mathematics to blind and visually-impaired students.Helped to pioneer a graphical tactile system for blind students of science, transcribing visual figures, graphs, diagrams etc into a braille-compatible tactile format.
Wedding Photographer
Part time photographer, mostly weddings but some commercial work also.Digital processing, enhancement and restoration of damaged photographs.
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James Flewellen education
D. Phil., Biophysics
M.Sc., Physics
B.A., English, Mathematics
B.Sc.(Hons), Physics
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James Flewellen works for The University of Edinburgh.
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James Flewellen is listed as Research Associate – Biosensor Commercialisation Lead at The University of Edinburgh.
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James Flewellen is based in London, England, United Kingdom while working with The University of Edinburgh.
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James Flewellen has worked for The University Of Edinburgh, James Flewellen Wine, Ucl, The Francis Crick Institute, and Imperial College London.
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James Flewellen holds D. Phil., Biophysics from University Of Oxford.
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James Flewellen is listed with skills including Physics, Microscopy, Science, Research, Experimentation, Statistics, Latex, and Mathematical Modeling.
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