University of New South Wales

• Abstract

  The current proposal is based on the proteomic and metabolomics study of the cervicovaginal content in response to different vaginal microbiome composition in reproductive-aged Brazilian women. Also, considering the role of the microbiome in the Human Papilomavirus (HPV) infection clearance the aim of this study is to determine the changes in proteins and metabolites associated with diffe…

  Analysis and characterization of bacterial proteins and metabolites during human Papillomavirus infection according to the vaginal microbiome composition of reproductive-aged women, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  Recurrent caries are one of the main reasons for resin composite restorations failures. There is currently a need to develop improved and longer lasting dental restorative materials with the ability to self-heal while resisting recurrent caries via an antimicrobial effect. The current FAPESP regular grant, aims to develop a bioactive restorative composite with antimicrobial and reminerali…

  Mechanical and microbiological characterization of the novel bioactive composites, AP.R SPRINT

• Abstract

  Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) is a powerful tool for ultrasensitive, non-destructive and real-time analysis. Noble metals with rough surfaces are typically used as SERS substrates. The aim of this project is to provide versatility to this class of sensors by designing platforms in which nanoarrays of mixed metals are concomitantly present on the sensing surface. This is impor…

  Design of multi metal nanoarrays for optical sensors, AP.R SPRINT

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