Women in biointerface science

18 January

Professor Tiffany Walsh has featured in a special issue of the journal Biointerphases focusing on 15 Women in biointerface science. Tiffany was recognised for her pioneering expertise in molecular simulations for predicting structure-property relationships of biointerfaces. Her contribution to the journal is titled Effect of calcium ions on peptide adsorption at the aqueous rutile titania (110) interface co-authored by Drs Anas Sultan and Zak Hughes.

Source: Institute for Frontier Materials, Deakin University
https://blogs.deakin.edu.au/ifm-newsletter/2019/01/18/women-in-biointerface-science/

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