Jack Martin

Jack Martin serves as a Senior Research Associate in the Department of Biomedical and Life Sciences under Lancaster University's Faculty of Health and Medicine, conducting interdisciplinary research bridging engineering and life sciences.

His primary research domains encompass Biomedical Engineering, Microbiology, Gut Microbiome analysis, Metabolic pathways, and Tissue Engineering. He pioneers multiphoton fabrication techniques for embedding electronics within 3D biological constructs while investigating molecular host-microbe interactions through Caenorhabditis elegans models, particularly focusing on kynurenine pathway dynamics.

Recent publications reveal dual research trajectories: advancing integrated electronic biomaterials for regenerative medicine applications and elucidating metabolite-mediated gut microbiome influences on host physiology. These contributions highlight cross-disciplinary innovation in both biomedical device development and fundamental microbiome science.