Profile:
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Professor Ian Sutherland has had a long and distinguished research and development career in Biomedical Engineering. He has always worked as an engineer and scientist in a multi-disciplinary, collaborative environment at the forefront of a number of disciplinese.
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Research Interests:
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The majority of these collaborations have resulted in commercial hardware and all have contributed to improved quality of life for the beneficiaries
- Portable insulin infusers
- The treatment of infertility
- The study of pelvic blood flow
- The development of space flight hardware for NASA
- Separation technologies for the purification of drugs
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Selected publications:
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Sutherland, I.A.
The Biomechanics of Movement – The Perspective from Space;
Biomechanics 2008, Wroclaw, Poland August 31st-September 3rd, Invited keynote speaker, 2008
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Sutherland, I.A.
Scaleable protein purification and continuous extraction using aqueous two-phase systems;
IUB Bioseparations Process Development, Bremen Germany, 22-27th July, Invited as a distinguished speaker, 2007
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Sutherland, I.A., Bourton, E., Hewitson, P., Fisher, D., Couillard, F., Intes, O. and Audo, G.
Promising results from a new centrifugal partition chromatography (CPC) instrument with a series of double cascade chambers for enhanced mixing;
BioPartitioning and Purification 2007 (BPP2007), Lisbon, Portugal, June 20th, 2007
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Sutherland, I.A.
Continuous Counter-current Liquid-Liquid Chromatography: potential for future large scale purification of biologics;
Bioprocess International, Paris, April 24-25th, Invited keynote speaker, 2007
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Sutherland, I.A.
Incontinence, the view from space;
The Simon Foundation Innovating for Continence: the Engineering Challenge Conference, Chicago, USA, April 19-20th, Invited keynote speaker, 2007
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