Colin Campbell

Professor Colin Campbell is a member of the Chemistry department at The University of Edinburgh. His research focuses on nanosensors, electrochemistry, SERS, nanotechnology, and redox biology. His group has pioneered the use of Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS) to make measurements in 3D tissue models, developing new sensors to measure pH, redox potential, enzyme activity, and small molecule concentrations. He has collaborated with patient materials to advance SERS in biology and medicine. His current research interests include developing new sensors, integrating them into 3D tissue models, and making measurements in tissue and biofluids. He has also explored knowledge exchange through scientific music.

Colin Campbell is a Professor of Medical and Biological Spectroscopy with expertise in Raman spectroscopy, Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (SERS), Redox Biology, and Metabolomics. His research focuses on developing advanced spectroscopic techniques for biomedical applications, including the detection of biomarkers, monitoring intracellular redox potential and pH, and the analysis of cellular responses to nanomaterials. He has explored the use of SERS nanosensors for real-time monitoring of physiological changes in live cells and has investigated the impact of environmental factors on cellular processes. His work also includes the development of wearable sensors and the application of spectroscopy in regenerative medicine and infection diagnostics.