Early detection of blood clots for up to three years using nanotechnology

Early detection of blood clots for

up to three years using

nanotechnology

Grant of $ 1.9 Mleuen pounds provided by the Council of

Engineering and Physical Sciences in the United

Kingdom (EPSRC) researchers at the University of

Swansea to develop solutions for health care by using

nanotechnology. This will enable the grant scientists the

university to develop their research on early detection of

blood clots for up to three years using nanotechnology

technological, and research like this may work in the

near future that has been applied and dissemination of

the results quickly to avoid human exposure to blood

clots, which kill thousands every year. This prestigious

award is part of a great challenge for EPSRCs in a health

care project using the technology, nanoscience, and will

help efforts to detect new techniques to identify and

study diseases of blood clotting and blood clots in

humans. Professor Rhodri Williams President of the

researchers at the School of Engineering University

"working group will address the diseases of blood

clotting and all associated anomalies cause stroke and

death in Western society." award recently presented to a

lecturer at the Faculty Sheffield to enable them to visit

the major companies operating in the design and

manufacture of modern technology to transfer

.knowledge to students after that