Dr Katrin M Jaedicke

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Senior Lecturer in Applied Biosciences

I am a salivary biomarkers scientist. I am currently investigating salivary biomarkers related to oral and general wellbeing, however I have just started a new research stream looking into salivary biomarkers in cold-water swimmers. Part of my research is trying to bridge the gap between the lab and the clinic by actively investing in PCPI (Patient, Carer and Public Involvement) and reaching out to local communities.

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Teaching and supervision

I have a broad biomedical background and teach subjects relating to biosciences, human sciences and applied statistics. I am the module lead for Molecular and Cellular Biology and for Research and Analytical Skills for Biosciences.

Research interests for potential research students

I am able to offer projects in salivary biomarkers research for many types of subjects/research areas. For example, I will be supervising a student for a Drug Discovery and Development MSc investigating the impact of cold-water swimming on menopausal inflammatory and stress related salivary biomarkers in 23/24.

Research

I have originally specialised in psychoneuroimmunology, studying the links between brain, behaviour and the immune system. I have then moved on to investigate the immunological relationship between periodontitis and diabetes, becoming finally more and more involved with salivary biomarkers research on its own, in a variety of different subjects.

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Salivary biomarker research design and analysis
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