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Dr Graeme Turnbull

Senior Lecturer

Department: Applied Sciences

Dr Graeme Turnbull is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the Department of Applied Sciences. His research is focused on collaboration with industry, and current projects include the development of novel methods for microbial diagnostics with bioMérieux, and a Knowledge Transfer Partnership in industrial biocatalysis with Sterling Pharma Solutions.

Graeme Turnbull

Campus Address

A111 Ellison Building
City Campus
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST

  • Amy Garcha The synthesis and evaluation of novel chromogenic and fluorogenic enzyme substrates for the detection of microorganisms. Start Date: 20/05/2022
  • Audrey Perry Rapid Diagnostics In Clinical And Environmental Microbiology Start Date: 01/10/2021
  • Niamh Oliver Synthesis and evaluation of novel chromogenic and fluorogenic enzyme substrates for use in microbial diagnostics Start Date: 01/10/2022
  • Bernardo Santos Velosa Start Date: 01/10/2024

  • Chemistry PhD December 10 2012
  • Chemistry BSc (Hons) July 01 2009
  • Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy FHEA 2018
  • Chartered Chemist of the Royal Society of Chemistry CChem 2016
  • Chartered Scientist of The Science Council CSci 2016
  • Member of the Royal Society of Chemistry MRSC 2014


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