Angus is a senior lecturer whose work focuses on developing better ways to deliver drugs, making them more therapeutically active and limiting side effects. He has extensive knowledge and expertise in nanomaterials assembly, material characterisation, cellular interactions and advanced imaging techniques.
Research Interests:
Dr Johnston is currently actively investigating within the following Signature Project:
Publication | Year | Authors |
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Flow Cytometry: HD flow cytometry: An improved way to quantify cellular interactions with Nanoparticles | 2016 | Selby, L. I., Kongkatigumjorn, N, Such, G. K., Johnston, A. P. R. |
Human immune cell targeting of protein nanoparticles-caveospheres | 2016 | Glass, J.J.; Yuen, D.; Rae, J.; Johnston, A.P.; Parton, R.G.; Kent, S.J.; De Rose, R. |
Interfacing materials science and biology for drug carrier design | 2015 | Such, G.K., Yan, Y., Johnston, A.P.R., Gunawan, S.T., Caruso, F. |
Probing Endosomal Escape Using pHlexi Nanoparticles | 2016 | Kongkatigumjorn, N.; Cortez-Jugo, C.; Czuba, E.; Wong, A. S. M.; Hodgetts, R. Y.; Johnston, A. P. R.; Such, G. K. |
Quantifying Nanoparticle Internalization Using a High Throughput Internalization Assay | 2016 | Mann, S. K.; Czuba, E.; Selby, L. I.; Such, G. K.; Johnston, A. P. R. |