Michelle Cortis is an Executive in the Industrial Partnerships and Commercialisation team for the Faculty of Engineering
Michelle Cortis
Industry Partnerships and Commercialisation Executive, Engineering
Michelle's portfolio
Voltage measurement for cancerous tissues
A novel system that measures voltage in tissue and differentiates cancerous from non-cancerous tissue. Find out more
Smartphone Ballistocardiogram App
Smart phone Ballistocardiography (BCG) is a novel measurement method that requires fewer sensors (≥ 1) placed above the heart. It measures the physical movement of the chest due to the heart beating rather than electrical signals measured by ECG Find out more
A cytokine for wound healing and scar reduction
A cytokine that promotes wound healing by accelerating re-epithelialization of the wound bed faster than FDA approved products. The treatment also has a potential to minimise scarring after injury. Find out more
ArterioWave – simple ultrasound-based diagnosis and monitoring of heart failure
More than 26 million people worldwide suffer from heart failure; there are around 1 million new cases annually in the US ... Find out more
Data-driven Multiplexing for Accurate Gene Detection
Machine learning approach for high-level multiplexing in qPCR and dPCR, up to 21-plex demonstrated Find out more
Non-invasive device for neural interfacing
A wearable non-invasive neural interface with the human spinal cord Find out more
PEPPER: A modular safety system for insulin dosing
PEPPER: A modular safety system for insulin dosing - glucose forecasting algorithm for long-term prediction horizons Find out more
The Bio-inspired Artificial Pancreas (BiAP)
Artificial pancreas technology with automated insulin delivery for blood glucose control in people with type I diabetes (TID). Find out more
GluNet: a deep learning framework for accurate glucose forecasting
Clinically validated blood glucose forecasting technology to accurately predict the probabilistic distribution of short-term (30-60 minutes) future continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) measurements. Find out more
Bioharmonophores for biomedical precision imaging
Biodegradable, second-harmonic generating nanoprobes for targeted, high-resolution in vivo tumour imaging Find out more
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