Paul Roberts

Paul Roberts serves as a Tutor at Bangor Business School, Bangor University. His research spans diverse disciplines including oncology, environmental science, and public health. Key areas of focus include cancer genomics (particularly ctDNA-based approaches for metastasis tracking), Antarctic plant-microbe symbiosis, nitrogen cycling in soils, and improving healthcare compliance in general practice settings.

His work integrates molecular biology techniques with ecological studies, as evidenced by contributions to the TRACERx lung cancer project and investigations into soil organic matter dynamics. Recent publications highlight advancements in liquid biopsy technologies for cancer monitoring and the role of fungal partnerships in plant nitrogen acquisition in extreme environments.

Roberts has also explored waste management strategies (e.g., VOC emissions from biomass combustion) and agricultural soil processes, demonstrating interdisciplinary research excellence. His research addresses both biomedical and environmental challenges with applications in precision medicine and sustainable land management.