Philip Kitchen
Welcome to my ePortfolio. I am a PhD student with the MOAC Doctoral Training Centre, working at Birmingham Medical School, the Centre for Scientific Computing and the department of Chemistry.
MSc Mathematical Biology and Biophysical Chemistry, University of Warwick (the MOAC MSc)
MSc Miniprojects:
The stucture/function analysis of aquaporin-4 translocation supervised by Dr. Alex Conner (Warwick Medical School)
Modelling mutants of aquaporin 4 supervised by Dr. Rebecca Notman (Centre for Scientific Computing)
Spectroscopic studies of human aquaporin 4 supervised by Prof. Alison Rodger (Chemistry)
2007-2011:
MPhys, University of Warwick
My background is in physics; I graduated from the MPhys program at Warwick with first class honours in 2011. My undergraduate research project was a feasibility study of collaborative research between ultrasound experimentalists and theorists in the Condensed Matter Physics group, entitled Measuring Structural Phase Transitions Using Ultrasonic Techniques.
Philip Kitchen
MOAC DTC
University of Warwick
Coventry
CV4 7AL
P dot J dot Kitchen at warwick dot ac dot uk
Internal phone: 74247