Nayoung Kim wins Johnson Matthey PhD prize

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Written By Akemi Nogiwa
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We are delighted to announce that Nayoung Kim has been awarded the Johnson Matthey PhD prize by Imperial’s Department of Materials for her PhD thesis “Advanced Nanomaterial-Empowered Optical Molecular Biosensing Platforms: Towards Detection of Biomolecular Profiles in Complex Biological Matrices”.

Nayoung is continuing her research on nano-based diagnostic and therapeutic platforms with us as a research associate.

Akemi Nogiwa
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