Professor Paul Lewis

Professor Paul Lewis
Personal Chair
School of Management
Telephone: (01792) 295222
Room: Office - 3.3.010
Third Floor
Civic Centre
Leased Accommodation

Publications

  1. & (2018). Lung cancer: a new frontier for microbiome research and clinical translation. ecancermedicalscience 12
  2. & (2018). Targeted disruption of the extracellular polymeric network of Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms by alginate oligosaccharides. npj Biofilms and Microbiomes 4(1)
  3. & (2017). A pilot study using metagenomic sequencing of the sputum microbiome suggests potential bacterial biomarkers for lung cancer. PLOS ONE 12(5), e0177062
  4. & (2017). Corrigendum to Metabolomic-based biomarker discovery for non-invasive lung cancer screening: A case study [Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) – General subjects, vol. 1860 (2016), pp. 2682–2687]. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - General Subjects
  5. (2012). Investigating mechanisms for non-linear genotoxic responses, and analysing their effects in binary combination. Genes and Environment

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Teaching

  • MN-3522 Environmental Management for Business

    Green issues are becoming increasingly important for business. The course aims to study the drivers and opportunities for businesses to improve their environmental performance. A broad range of environmental management issues are examined, both from the viewpoint of the current status and future development, and these are illustrated using appropriate case histories.

  • PM-M23 Introduction to Bioinformatics

    This module will provide a general introduction to the mainstream techniques and applications of bioinformatics. The student will be introduced to the concepts of acquiring and analysing biomolecular data using public resources and tools with a focus on biomedicine and nanotechnology.The student will also be taught basic programming skills which are fundamental to bioinformatics.

  • PMEM102 Regulations and Standards in Life Science and Health Care Enterprise

    This module will explore the range of frameworks governing regulation and standards in Life Science. Students will be introduced to the processes and strategic approaches associated with the global market place for of regulating and ensuring standards, with applications to their selected specialisms. Five specialisations are available: - Healthcare Services Management - Informatics - Medical Manufacturing - Medical Technology - Reconstructive and Regenerative Medicine through the specialism-specific specification of assignment (white paper assignment on a theme relevant to the chosen specialism) and its preparation and assessment.

  • PMEM107 Medical Technology

    This module will explore the opportunity and development of innovations in the medical technology sector within the UK and global marketplace. Students will be introduced to the principles, key concepts and strategic approaches to developing and promoting innovations in medical technology which would contribute to improved patient care.

  • PMEM108 Informatics

    This module will explore the opportunity, trends and developments in innovation within the commercial life science sector in relation to the application of Informatics to inform entrepreneurial development in healthcare provision. Students will be introduced to the strategic approach, key principles and fundamental concepts for commercialising, managing and leading commercial innovation in informatics within the UK and global context.

  • PMEM202 Regulations and Standards in Life Science and Healthcare with applications in Informatics

    This module will explore the range of frameworks governing regulation and standards in Life Science with an emphasis on the use of informatics. Students will be introduced to the processes and strategic approaches associated with the global market place for of regulating and ensuring standards, with applications to Informatics.

  • PMEM302 Regulations and Standards in Life Science and Healthcare with applications in Medical Technology

    This module will explore the range of frameworks governing regulation and standards in Life Science. Students will be introduced to the processes and strategic approaches associated with the global market place for of regulating and ensuring standards, with applications to Medical Technology.

  • PMEM402 Regulations and Standards in Life Science and Healthcare with applications in Healthcare Services Management

    This module will explore the range of frameworks governing regulation and standards in Life Science. Students will be introduced to the processes and strategic approaches associated with the global market place for of regulating and ensuring standards, with applications specific to Healthcare Services Management.

  • PMEM502 Regulations and Standards in Life Science and Healthcare with applications in Medical Manufacturing

    This module will explore the range of frameworks governing regulation and standards in Life Science. Students will be introduced to the processes and strategic approaches associated with the global market place for of regulating and ensuring standards, with applications to Medical Manufacturing.

  • PMEM602 Regulations and Standards in Life Science and Healthcare with applications in Reconstructive and Regenerative Medicine

    This module will explore the range of frameworks governing regulation and standards in Life Science. Students will be introduced to the processes and strategic approaches associated with the global market place for of regulating and ensuring standards, with applications to Reconstructive and Regenerative Medicine.

  • PMNM06 Bioinformatics

    This module will provide a general introduction to the mainstream techniques and applications of bioinformatics. The student will be introduced to the concepts of acquiring and analysing biomolecular data using public resources and tools with a focus on nanomedicine.The student will also be taught basic programming skills which are fundamental to bioinformatics

Supervision

  • Characterisation of alginate-mucin interactions for tailored therapeutic development in Cystic Fibrosis (current)

    Student name:
    PhD
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis
    Other supervisor: Dr Thomas Wilkinson
    Other supervisor: Prof Gareth Jenkins

  • The anti-cancer potentials of LSer-Cec5 and Temporin A on non-small cell lung cancer. (current)

    Student name:
    MSc
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis
    Other supervisor: Dr Claire Morgan

  • Investigation of the utility of optical spectroscopy for management of chronic respiratory disease through investigation of sputum mucin glycosylation patterns (current)

    Student name:
    PhD
    Other supervisor: Dr Claire Morgan
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis

  • A New Framework to Aid in Deciding Cost-Effective Treatment Plans for Patients with Breast Cancer Sub-types: A Full Pharmacoeconomic Approach (current)

    Student name:
    PhD
    Other supervisor: Prof Marc Clement
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis

  • Improvement on service for the management and wellbeing of lung cancer patients and their carers (current)

    Student name:
    PhD
    Other supervisor: Dr Frederic Boy
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis

  • Scalable Commercialisation and Research and Development Strategies for mobile video based telehealth solutions (current)

    Student name:
    PhD
    Other supervisor: Prof Michael Williams
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis

  • Pre-operative assessment of invasive lobular carcinoma of the breast - comparing Digital Breast Tomosynthesis with C-view, and magnetic resonance imaging. (current)

    Student name:
    MD
    Other supervisor: Dr Claire Morgan
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis

  • 'A platform to determine mutation events in the cancer genome and chemical toxicity' (awarded 2017)

    Student name:
    PhD
    Other supervisor: Prof Steve Conlan
    Other supervisor: Prof Paul Lewis

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