Dr Christian Nielsen

Profile

Christian Nielsen received his PhD from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark in 2004. He has since held academic and industrial research positions in the US and the UK, most recently as a research fellow at Imperial College London.  Christian joined Queen Mary University as an academic fellow in April 2016. His research interests are focused around semiconducting materials for organic electronic and bioelectronic applications.

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Affiliations:

• School of Biological and Chemical Sciences
• Materials Research Institute

Research

Research Interests:

My research is centred around the design and synthesis of new semiconducting materials for organic electronic and bioelectronic applications with the aim of elucidating important structure-property relations and providing new tailored materials to advance the understanding and performance of organic electronic and bioelectronic devices such as organic solar cells, field-effect transistors and biosensors.

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Publications

• Browse a list of publications by Christian Nielsen
• See Christian Nielsen's Google Scholar citations

PhD Supervision

Current PhD opportunity

• Nanoscale bioelectronics for point-of-care diagnostics and wearable devices

PhD supervision

• Peter Finn
• Christina Kousseff
• Zachary Parr

Postdoctoral supervision

• Meng Wang
• Jorge Borges Gonzalez