As Director, I am responsible for leadership and strategic direction of MDMC across the 4 university partners, and provide particular expertise on laser-based manufacturing processes.

As manager I supervise the Technology Specialists and am responsible for ensuring sustainability beyond the ERDF funding duration. I also provide particular expertise on 3D multi-material manufacturing.

I am an innovation specialist, with extensive experience of developing and managing productive academia-industry collaborations. As MDMC Business Development Executive, I am responsible for network building and engaging SMEs to work with the Centre.

As a Technology Specialist, I take on technical responsibility for the success of client applications. I am the technical expert on laser-based manufacturing, liaising between SMEs and MDMC and providing solutions to ongoing and strategic enquiries.

As a Technology Specialist, I partake in client interactions by providing technical expertise on prototyping, additive and subtractive manufacturing, imaging, and analysis, promoting solutions that successfully meet client needs.

I am a technology specialist experienced in medical device research and development. Using the facilities at the MDMC, my role is to provide SMEs expertise and support as they develop and manufacture their medical devices.

My role in the MDMC consists of assisting SMEs with their technology development and manufacturing needs. My expertise resides in Electrical and Electronics Engineering within an applied framework of design and development.

I provide a clinical perspective on the new and improved medical devices being developed by businesses. Specialising in geriatric medicine, I am interested in all the syndromes of ageing, particularly in the detection, prevention and management of dementia and delirium.

I am a registered nurse with med-tech, clinical trials, and preclinical testing experience, including developing Thiel embalmed cadavers for preclinical research and training. I am driving the Tayside Innovation MedTech Ecosystem (TIME), introducing new healthcare technologies.

As a Professor of Student Learning (Nurse Education), I provide a nursing practitioner viewpoint on development and adoption of new medical devices. My personal research interests and activities include cancer care and survivorship, pain management, and clinical decision making.

My role in MDMC is to provide a link with opportunities and equipment to the highly active medical devices community at the University of Glasgow. My own manufacturing specialism is in mesoscale fabrication, with microultrasound devices as a specific target.

To my role in MDMC’s Management Board, I bring expertise in the manufacture, performance testing and biocompatibility assessment of biomaterials, particularly in relation to diagnostic technologies and engineering biology.

I lead the research group on Sensors and Instrumentation at the School of Engineering, Robert Gordon University, providing particular expertise on manufacturing of biosensors and related instrumentation.

I bring general materials engineering and manufacturing expertise to the project, particularly in the area of medical device design and manufacture.

I am a professor of Physics at Heriot-Watt, where I lead research on the applications of photonics in areas including medicine, laser manufacturing and astronomy.

I provide expertise in high volume and sustainable manufacturing of microfluidic devices, and in microfluidic-based clinical sample preparation.

I provide particular expertise on the application of high power lasers in medicine with a focus on novel surgical techniques and devices.

I am a biomedical engineer with expertise in microscale medical devices from concept to clinical development, both in academia and industry.