معرفی
Dominic Gilchrist is a Lecturer in Microbiology at Teesside University's SHLS Life Sciences School. He holds a PhD (2023) and BSc (First Class, 2019) from Teesside University. His research focuses on transporter proteins, employing novel Raman spectroscopy-based methodologies. He also investigates recombinant DNA technology for protein expression and uses tardigrades as model organisms. Teaching responsibilities include biotherapeutics and biochemistry.
- Education:
- PhD: 'The development of a transporter assay using Raman Spectroscopy' (2019–2023)
- BSc: BSc Honours Biological Science (First Class, 2016–2019)
Research interests span microbial pharmacology, ATP transport mechanisms, and labeled substrate uptake assays. His work bridges biophysics and microbiology, with recent contributions including a 2025 paper on protein transporters and a 2021 article on microbial drug discovery.
His methodologies emphasize Raman spectroscopy and recombinant protein expression in eukaryotic systems. While no awards are listed, his research has garnered attention via platforms like Bluesky and Pure.
