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dominic.sandhu@dpag.ox.ac.uk

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Dominic Sandhu

MChem

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I am a research assistant in the Robbins group here in DPAG. My research centres around the assessment of cardiopulmonary function using a technique developed here at Oxford. This novel technique is computed cardiopulmonography. I work on the computational model of the cardiopulmonary system utilised in this work. I read Chemistry at New College for my undergraduate degree and stayed on to undertake a DPhil, co-supervised by Prof. Peter Robbins and Prof. Grant Ritchie. During my DPhil, I have made significant improvements to the computational model used in the group as well as undertaking a research study in pulmonary hypertension at the Hammersmith Hospital.

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