Dr Graeme J Stasiuk

Dr Graeme J Stasiuk

Non-Clinical Lecturer in Molecular Imaging

Faculty of Health Sciences

School of Life Sciences

G.Stasiuk@hull.ac.uk

01482 466425

Dr Graeme Stasiuk was appointed as Non-Clinical Lecturer in Molecular Imaging at the University of Hull, in the School of Life Science in June 2014.

He has seven years of research experience, post PhD, into the design, synthesis and development of molecular imaging agents for all modalities.

Following a year at the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) in Grenoble, developing multimodal nanoparticle MR/Fluorescent contrast agents, he joined Professor Nick Long’s group at Imperial College London in 2011 as Post-Doctoral Research Assistant, this work was focused on multimodal and targeted imaging.

Research

Research Interests

Research areas include multimodal contrast agents, the combination of gadolinium based chelates/macrocycles for MRI and quantum dot nanoparticles or organic fluorophores for optical imaging and radioisotopes such as fluorine-18 and gallium-68 for PET, to create a single agent that can be used to monitor a particular disease/cellular process through various imaging techniques.

Publications

C J Eling, T W Price, A R L Marshall, F N Viscomi, P Robinson, G Firth, A M Adawi, J S G Bouillard, and G J Stasiuk, 'Dual-Modal SERS/Fluorescence AuNP Probe for Mitochondrial Imaging', ChemPlusChem, 2017, 82, 5, 674-680. Early Career Series.

T W Price, J Greenman and G J Stasiuk, 'Current Advances in Ligand Design for Inorganic Positron Emission Tomography Tracers 68Ga, 64Cu, 89Zr and 44Sc', Dalton Transactions, 2016,45, 15702-15724.

G J Stasiuk, F Minuzzi, M Sae-Heng, C Rivas, H P Juretschke, L Piemonti, P R Allegrini, D Laurent, A R Duckworth, A Beeby, G A Rutter, N J Long, 'Dual Modal MR/Fluorescent Ratiometric Zinc Sensors for Pancreatic Beta Cell Imaging', Chemistry - A European Journal, 2015 21, 5023–5033.

G J Stasiuk, H Smith, M Wylezinska-Arridge, J L Tremoleda, W Trigg, S Kaur Luthra, V Morisson-Iveson, F N E Gavins and N J Long, 'Gd3+ cFLFLFK Conjugate for MRI: a Targeted Contrast Agent for Formyl Peptide Receptor 1 in Inflammation', Chemical Communications, 2013, 49 (6), 564 - 566.

G J Stasiuk, S Tamang, D Imbert, C Poillot, M Giardiello, C Tisseyre, E L Barbier, P H Fries, M de Waard, P Reiss, and M Mazzanti, 'Cell Permeable Ln (III) Chelate Functionalized InP Quantum Dots as Multimodal Imaging Agents', ASC Nano, 2011, 5 (10), 8193–8201.

For a full list of Dr Stasiuk's publications, please follow this link.

Teaching

Programmes taught on (2018)

Programmes taught on (2019)

Modules list

  • Reviews for Biomedical Scientists

  • Reviews for Biochemists

  • Diseases in Biomedicine

  • Chemistry of Life

  • Cellular and Molecular Basis of Biology

  • Diseases in Biomedicine

Research PhDs
Dr Stasiuk welcomes applications in the design synthesis and validation of novel imaging agents and nanomaterials for disease detection.

Current PhD supervisions

  • Thomas Price

  • Mitchell Clarke

  • Charlotte Eling

  • Salim Al-Habsi

  • Abdullah Alshamrani

  • Michelle Kinnon

Teaching awards and accolades

  • Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice

  • HEA Fellowship

Professional highlights

Academic qualifications

  • MChem in Biological Chemistry, University of Leicester, 2006

  • PhD, Design and Synthesis of Novel Lanthanide Chelates for use in Magnetic Resonance Imaging, University of Leicester, 2010

Professional highlights

Being nominated as one of the key figures expected to shape the future of interdisciplinary research in the chemical sciences in the ChemPlusChem journal's 'Early Career Series 2017'.