Professor Matthew Hardman
| Biography | Professor Mat Hardman has more than 20 years' experience in the field of skin biology, with a specific focus on wound healing. His research, which spans basic biology through to clinical studies, has been funded by the Medical Research Council, National Institutes of Health and a number of charities. His wound healing group engage with a number of industry partners and the Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, ensuring a clear route to patient benefit. Before moving to Hull, Mat was Director of the EPSRC & MRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Regeneration Medicine at the University of Manchester. |
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| Scopus Author ID | 7005709980 |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | Dr Hardman welcomes applications in microbiology, cell biology, wound healing, stem cells, hair follicles and clinical studies. Completed PhDs David Ansell, Hair Cycle and Wound Healing. Elaine Emmerson, Hormonal Modulation of Wound Healing. Stuart Mills, Photodynamic Therapy for Wound Repair. Laura Campbell, Immune-modulation of the Wound Response. Nichola Cooper, PKCalpha and Cell Adhesion in Wound Healing. Clare Garcin, EDAR Signaling and Hair Follicles in the Wound Response. Matt Smith, Estrogen Receptor Polymorphisms in Wound Healing. Chris Saville, Skin Ageing and Hormone Deficiency: Synergistic Interaction in Wound Healing. Holly Wilkinson, The Role of Metals in Wound Healing. Current PhD supervisions Sammi Iveson, Plasma for the Promotion of Wound Healing, 2017-2020. Daniel Hardy, The Role of Hair Follicles in Wound Healing, 2017-2020. Paul Weldrick, Novel Antimicrobials for Wound Healing, 2017-2020. |