Ben is a professor of colloid and physical chemistry with industry experience in the explosives and pharmaceutical industries. His research focuses on colloids and lipid self-assembly and his group is active in developing new synchrotron-based characterization approaches for lipid and solid-state systems.
Research Interests
| Publication | Year | Authors |
|---|---|---|
| Cubosomes as carriers for MRI contrast agents | 2016 | Boyd, B.; Alcaraz, N. |
| Self-assembly structure formation during the digestion of human breast milk | 2015 | Salentinig, S., Phan, S., Hawley, A., Boyd, B.J. |
| Selective Sequence for the Peptide-Triggered Phase Transition of Lyotropic Liquid-Crystalline Structures | 2016 | Liu, Q.; Dong, Y. D.; Boyd, B. J. |
| Stabilising cubosomes with Tween 80 as a step towards targeting lipid nanocarriers to the blood-brain barrier | 2016 | Azhari, H.; Strauss, M.; Hook, S.; Boyd, B. J.; Rizwan, S. B. |
| The precipitation behavior of poorly water-soluble drugs with an emphasis on the digestion of lipid based formulations | 2016 | Khan, J., Rades, T., Boyd, B. |
