Dr. Krishnan Murugappan

Krishnan Murugappan (Krish) is a Research Fellow in the School of Engineering and Computer Science working on the Grand Challenge: Our Health in Our Hands (OHIOH): Future Personalised Medical Technologies for a Sustainable and Effective Healthcare. He graduated with a BSc Hons in Nanotechnology and a PhD from Curtin University (Perth, Australia). His Phd was entitled, " Electrochemical sensing of toxic gases in room temperature ionic liquids". He then moved to the Department of Materials at the University of Oxford (Oxford, UK) as a postdoctoral research associate where he was working on chemiresistive gas sensors for 3 years before joing ANU.
Type
party
Access Privileges
Medicine & Health Sciences
Title
Dr.
Given Name
Krishnan
Surname
Murugappan
Uni ID
u4814075
ORCID
0000-0002-6845-4653
Brief Description
Krishnan Murugappan (Krish) is a Research Fellow in the School of Engineering and Computer Science working on the Grand Challenge: Our Health in Our Hands (OHIOH): Future Personalised Medical Technologies for a Sustainable and Effective Healthcare.
Full Description
Krishnan Murugappan (Krish) is a Research Fellow in the School of Engineering and Computer Science working on the Grand Challenge: Our Health in Our Hands (OHIOH): Future Personalised Medical Technologies for a Sustainable and Effective Healthcare. He graduated with a BSc Hons in Nanotechnology and a PhD from Curtin University (Perth, Australia). His Phd was entitled, " Electrochemical sensing of toxic gases in room temperature ionic liquids". He then moved to the Department of Materials at the University of Oxford (Oxford, UK) as a postdoctoral research associate where he was working on chemiresistive gas sensors for 3 years before joing ANU.
Email Address
Krishnan.Murugappan@anu.edu.au
Postal Address
College of Science The Australian National University
Website Address
https://researchers.anu.edu.au/researchers/murugappan-k; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6845-4653
Fields of Research
320208 - Endocrinology; 420302 - Digital health
Socio-Economic Objective
200105 - Treatment of human diseases and conditions; 200501 - Adolescent health
Keywords
Breath sensor; Diabetes; Ketones; User preference; Young people; Co-design; Qualitative
Status: Published
Published to:
  • Australian National University
  • Australian National Data Service
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