Dr. Spencer performs research in the area of biomaterials, with a particular focus on understanding the fundamental phenomena controlling biological interactions at material interfaces, and the development of non-destructive techniques for analyzing solid-liquid interfacial interactions in biological systems. Her work serves as a catalyst for collaborative investigations focused on applying the principles of biological systems to the design, synthesis and development of new materials.
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