Emmanuel joined the NanoOmics lab at CNTM in 2019, undertaking groundbreaking research under the supervision of Dr. Marilena Hadjidemetriou. Funded by the prestigious Graphene NOWNANO CDT, his PhD project focused on developing an innovative approach to analyse the cancer cell secretome.

Emmanuel’s research specifically investigated the potential of the Graphene Oxide Protein Corona as a powerful tool for capturing and identifying proteins secreted by cancer cells. This work holds significant promise for advancing our understanding of cancer biology and discovering new biomarkers.

Well done, Dr. Emmanuel! We celebrate your dedication, hard work, and this outstanding achievement. The entire CNTM community wishes you all the very best in your future endeavours!