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Investigator / Supervisor details

NameProfessor Saul Tendler
Current InstitutionUniversity of York
Current DepartmentResearch and Enterprise Office
Institution websitehttp://www.york.ac.uk
Previous InstitutionsUniversity of Nottingham

Current Awards

No current BBSRC awards

Completed Awards

ReferenceTitleAward RoleValue £Type
ABY08099 Two-dimensional mapping of molecular interactions at the interfaces of next generation immunoassay systems Co-investigator 228,282 Research Grant
B12730 The investigation of molecular interactions in ribonucleic acids Co-investigator 153,540 Research Grant
BB/B512059/1 BBSRC Doctoral Training Account - 2004 Principal Investigator 548,520 Training Grants
BB/C516379/1 Defining nanoscale high through-put screening of stem cell-biomaterial interactions Co-investigator 345,150 Research Grant
BB/D526653/1 BBSRC Doctoral Tarining Grant - 2005 Principal Investigator 1,951,992 Training Grants
BB/I010645/1 Microfabricated cantilever methods as nanoscale screens for early indicators of protein aggregation; a feasibility study Co-investigator 100,381 Research Grant
E05606 Probing and optimising immunosensor surfaces at the molecular level Co-investigator 160,489 Research Grant
E06690 The study of biomolecular and biomedical systems by near-field optical microscopy Co-investigator 141,709 Research Grant
E10147 Spatially controlled cell engineering: a strategy to control nervous tissue micro-architecture Co-investigator 157,752 Research Grant
E11169 The dynamics of biomolecules at interfaces studied by pulsed-force atomic force microscopy Co-investigator 177,508 Research Grant
E12956 Cryogenic force microscopy of biomolecular structure Co-investigator 298,773 Research Grant
E14767 Biomembrane force probe for mapping energy landscapes in protein interactions and folding Co-investigator 229,428 Research Grant
SBD07530 Atomic force microscopy characterisation of the molecular forces of adhesion in nucleic acids Principal Investigator 136,829 Research Grant
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