Academic qualifications MEng Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, Imperial College
London
Samuel joined Abel + Imray in 2018 and is based in the
London Office. During his MEng, Samuel studied a wide range of materials
science related subject matter, from high performance alloys for aerospace
applications and the processing of polymers, to nanomaterials and production of
semiconducting devices. For the latter part of his studies, Samuel specialised
in the interaction of materials with the human body, and how to exploit
positive material cues in the design of medical devices. Samuel’s Master’s
project used bio-photonics and statistical learning to characterise the immune
response elicited by extracellular matrix derived gels.
During his studies, Samuel worked on the research and
development of polymer membranes for the oil and gas sector, and has worked for
NHS Digital as a data analyst.
Samuel’s work at Abel + Imray covers a wide range of
industries and includes medical devices, metallurgy, materials science,
nanotechnology, electronics, inorganic chemistry, and ICT.