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Millie Parton

Background

I completed my undergraduate MChem degree in Chemistry at Sheffield Hallam University and undertook a master's research project on; How physiochemical alterations to antimicrobial peptides affect peptide-membrane interactions using both NMR and biological assays.

    Current Research

    My current research is focused on the development of novel metal-based antimicrobial agents for the treatment of infectious diseases. I am supervised by Peter Sadler Link opens in a new windoandLink opens in a new windowand, Chris Dowson and funded by Goldenkeys and the University of Warwick. I am also interested in designing antimicrobial peptides and exploring their mechanisms of action.

    Academic Background

    Qualification
    Years

    PhD Analytical Sciences, University of Warwick

    " Novel antimicrobial agents for combatting infectious diseases"

    2022 - Present

    MChem Chemistry, Sheffield Hallam University

    "How physiochemical alterations to antimicrobial peptides affect peptide-membrane interactions”

    Supervised by Professor Peter Strong and Dr Keith Miller

    2017 - 2022

    Academic Societies

    • Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
    Contact Details

    Millie.Parton@warwick.ac.uk

    Office: C4.11

    Postal Address

    MOAC, Senate House,
    University of Warwick,
    Coventry, CV4 7AL