Dr Richard Williams

Is Viral Vector Gene Delivery More Effective Using Biomaterials?

Yi Wang, Kiara Bruggeman, Stephanie Franks, Vini Gautam, Stuart Hodgetts, Alan Harvey, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2021), Vol. 10, pp. 2001238-2001238, Advanced Healthcare Materials, Weinheim, Germany, C1

Differential level of RXFP3 expression in dopaminergic neurons within the arcuate nucleus, dorsomedial hypothalamus and ventral tegmental area of RXFP3-Cre/tdTomato mice

L Voglsanger, J Read, S Ch’ng, C Zhang, I Eraslan, L Gray, L Rivera, L Hamilton, R Williams, A Gundlach, C Smith

(2021), Vol. 14, pp. 1-10, Frontiers in neuroscience, Lausanne, Switzerland, C1

Replace and repair: Biomimetic bioprinting for effective muscle engineering

C Blake, O Massey, M Boyd-Moss, K Firipis, A Rifai, S Franks, A Quigley, R Kapsa, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2021), Vol. 5, APL Bioengineering, C1

Peptide programmed hydrogels as safe sanctuary microenvironments for cell transplantation

Y Wang, X He, K Bruggeman, B Gayen, A Tricoli, W Lee, R Williams, D Nisbet

(2020), Vol. 30, pp. 1-11, Advanced functional materials, Chichester, Eng., C1

Biomimetic materials and their utility in modeling the 3-dimensional neural environment

A Cembran, K Bruggeman, R Williams, C Parish, D Nisbet

(2020), Vol. 23, pp. 1-16, iScience, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1

Harnessing the self-assembly of peptides for the targeted delivery of anti-cancer agents

S Franks, K Firipis, R Ferreira, K Hannan, R Williams, R Hannan, D Nisbet

(2020), Vol. 7, pp. 1996-2010, Materials horizons, Cambridge, Eng., C1

Cytotoxic T cells swarm by homotypic chemokine signalling

J Niño, S Pageon, S Tay, F Colakoglu, D Kempe, J Hywood, J Mazalo, J Cremasco, M Govendir, L Dagley, K Hsu, S Rizzetto, J Zieba, G Rice, V Prior, G O’neill, R Williams, D Nisbet, B Kramer, A Webb, F Luciani, M Read, M Biro

(2020), Vol. 9, pp. 1-40, eLife, Cambridge, Eng., C1

Rational design of additively manufactured Ti6Al4V implants to control Staphylococcus aureus biofilm formation

A Sarker, N Tran, A Rifai, M Brandt, P Tran, M Leary, K Fox, R Williams

(2019), Vol. 5, pp. 1-13, Materialia, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1

Optimising the biocompatibility of 3D printed photopolymer constructs in vitro and in vivo

C Ngan, C O'Connell, R Blanchard, M Boyd-Moss, R Williams, J Bourke, A Quigley, P McKelvie, R Kapsa, P Choong

(2019), Vol. 14, pp. 1-12, Biomedical materials, Bristol, Eng., C1

Large and small assembly: combining functional macromolecules with small peptides to control the morphology of skeletal muscle progenitor cells

R Li, N McRae, D McCulloch, M Boyd-Moss, C Barrow, D Nisbet, N Stupka, R Williams

(2018), Vol. 19, pp. 825-837, Biomacromolecules, Washington, D.C., C1

Scaffolds formed via the non-equilibrium supramolecular assembly of the synergistic ECM peptides RGD and PHSRN demonstrate improved cell attachment in 3D

S Aye, R Li, M Boyd-Moss, B Long, S Pavuluri, K Bruggeman, Y Wang, C Barrow, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2018), Vol. 10, pp. 1-13, Polymers, Basel, Switzerland, C1

A programmed anti-inflammatory nanoscaffold (PAIN) as a 3D tool to understand the brain injury response

Francesca Maclean, Georgina Ims, Malcolm Horne, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2018), Vol. 30, pp. 1-8, Advanced materials, London, Eng., C1

Nanostructured biomedical selenium at the biological interface (Review)

Victoria Tan, Angelica Hinchman, Richard Williams, Phong Tran, Kate Fox

(2018), Vol. 13, pp. 1-19, Biointerphases, New York, N.Y., C1

Angle defines attachment: Switching the biological response to titanium interfaces by modifying the inclination angle during selective laser melting

A Sarker, N Tran, A Rifai, J Elambasseril, M Brandt, R Williams, M Leary, K Fox

(2018), Vol. 154, pp. 326-339, Materials and design, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1

Dynamic and responsive growth factor delivery from electrospun and hydrogel tissue engineering materials

Kiara Bruggeman, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2018), Vol. 7, pp. 1-14, Advanced healthcare materials, London, Eng., C1

Using minimalist self-assembling peptides as hierarchical scaffolds to stabilise growth factors and promote stem cell integration in the injured brain

A Rodriguez, K Bruggeman, Y Wang, T Wang, R Williams, C Parish, D Nisbet

(2018), Vol. 12, pp. e1571-e1579, Journal of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, London, Eng., C1

Hydrogel-immobilized supercharged proteins

E Campbell, J Grant, Y Wang, M Sandhu, R Williams, D Nisbet, A Perriman, D Lupton, C Jackson

(2018), Vol. 2, pp. 1-11, Advanced biosystems, Chichester, Eng., C1

Shear containment of BDNF within molecular hydrogels promotes human stem cell engraftment and postinfarction remodeling in stroke

D Nisbet, T Wang, K Bruggeman, J Niclis, F Somaa, V Penna, C Hunt, Y Wang, J Kauhausen, R Williams, L Thompson, C Parish

(2018), Vol. 2, pp. 1-13, Advanced biosystems, Chichester, Eng., C1

Review: Biomaterial systems to resolve brain inflammation after traumatic injury

Francesca Maclean, Malcolm Horne, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2018), Vol. 2, pp. 021502-021502, APL Bioengineering, Melville, N.Y., C1

Facile control over the supramolecular ordering of self-assembled peptide scaffolds by simultaneous assembly with a polysacharride

R Li, M Boyd-Moss, B Long, A Martel, A Parnell, A Dennison, C Barrow, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2017), Vol. 7, pp. 1-8, Scientific reports, London, Eng., C1

Bioprinting and biofabrication with peptide and protein biomaterials

Mitchell Boyd-Moss, Kate Fox, Milan Brandt, David Nisbet, Richard Williams

(2017), Vol. 1030, pp. 95-129, Advances in experimental medicine and biology, United States, C1

Reducing astrocytic scarring after traumatic brain injury with a multifaceted anti-inflammatory hydrogel system

F Maclean, Y Wang, R Walker, M Horne, R Williams, D Nisbet

(2017), Vol. 3, pp. 2542-2549, ACS biomaterials science and engineering, Washington, D.C., C1

Temporally controlled growth factor delivery from a self-assembling peptide hydrogel and electrospun nanofibre composite scaffold

Kiara Bruggeman, Yi Wang, Francesca Maclean, Clare Parish, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2017), Vol. 9, pp. 13661-13669, Nanoscale, Cambridge, Eng., C1

Peptide-based scaffolds support human cortical progenitor graft integration to reduce atrophy and promote functional repair in a model of stroke

Fahad Somaa, Ting-Yi Wang, Jonathan Niclis, Kiara Bruggeman, Jessica Kauhausen, Haoyao Guo, Stuart McDougall, Richard Williams, David Nisbet, Lachlan Thompson, Clare Parish

(2017), Vol. 20, pp. 1964-1977, Cell reports, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1

Coassembled nanostructured bioscaffold reduces the expression of proinflammatory cytokines to induce apoptosis in epithelial cancer cells

R Li, S Pavuluri, K Bruggeman, B Long, A Parnell, A Martel, S Parnell, F Pfeffer, A Dennison, K Nicholas, C Barrow, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2016), Vol. 12, pp. 1397-1407, Nanomedicine: nanotechnology, biology and medicine, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1

Characterisation of minimalist co-assembled fluorenylmethyloxycarbonyl self-assembling peptide systems for presentation of multiple bioactive peptides

C Horgan, A Rodriguez, R Li, K Bruggeman, N Stupka, J Raynes, L Day, J White, R Williams, D Nisbet

(2016), Vol. 38, pp. 11-22, Acta biomaterialia, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1

Tailoring minimalist self-assembling peptides for localized viral vector gene delivery

A Rodriguez, T Wang, K Bruggeman, R Li, R Williams, C Parish, D Nisbet

(2016), Vol. 9, pp. 674-684, Nano research, Berlin, Germany, C1

A commentary on the need for 3D-biologically relevant in vitro environments to investigate astrocytes and their role in central nervous system inflammation

F Maclean, R Williams, M Horne, D Nisbet

(2016), Vol. 41, pp. 589-592, Neurochemical research, New York, N.Y., C1

Temporally controlled release of multiple growth factors from a self-assembling peptide hydrogel

Kiara Bruggeman, Alexandra Rodriguez, Clare Parish, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2016), Vol. 27, pp. 1-7, Nanotechnology, Bristol, Eng., C1

Automated Fourier space region-recognition filtering for off-axis digital holographic microscopy

Xuefei He, Chuong Nguyen, Mrinalini Pratap, Yujie Zheng, Yi Wang, David Nisbet, Richard Williams, Melanie Rug, Alexander Maier, Woei Lee

(2016), Vol. 7, pp. 3111-3123, Biomedical optics express, Washington, D.C., C1

Integrating biomaterials and stem cells for neural regeneration

Francesca Maclean, Alexandra Rodriguez, Clare Parish, Richard Williams, David Nisbet

(2016), Vol. 25, pp. 214-226, Stem cells and development, New Rochelle, N.Y., C1

Tuning the mechanical and morphological properties of self-assembled peptide hydrogels via control over the gelation mechanism through regulation of ionic strength and the rate of pH change

R Li, C Horgan, B Long, A Rodriguez, L Mather, C Barrow, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2015), Vol. 5, pp. 301-307, RSC advances, Cambridge, Eng., C1

Organogelators based on the norbornane scaffold

S Hickey, S Tripcony, R Li, R Williams, F Pfeffer

(2015), Vol. 27, pp. 425-435, Supramolecular chemistry, Oxford, Eng., C1

In vitro response to functionalized self-assembled peptide scaffolds for three-dimensional cell culture

V Modepalli, A Rodriguez, R Li, S Pavuluri, K Nicholas, C Barrow, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2014), Vol. 102, pp. 197-205, Biopolymers - Peptide Science Section, C1

In vivo assessment of grafted cortical neural progenitor cells and host response to functionalized self-assembling peptide hydrogels and the implications for tissue repair

A Rodriguez, T Wang, K Bruggeman, C Horgan, R Li, R Williams, C Parish, D Nisbet

(2014), Vol. 2, pp. 7771-7778, Journal of materials chemistry B, Cambridge, Eng., C1

Monitoring the early stage self-assembly of enzyme-assisted peptide hydrogels

R Williams, J Gardiner, A Sorensen, S Marchesan, R Mulder, K McLean, P Hartley

(2013), Vol. 66, pp. 572-578, Australian Journal of Chemistry, C1

Tuning the amino acid sequence of minimalist peptides to present biological signals via charge neutralised self assembly

A Rodriguez, C Parish, D Nisbet, R Williams

(2013), Vol. 9, pp. 3915-3919, Soft Matter, C1

One step multifunctional micropatterning of surfaces using asymmetric glow discharge plasma polymerization

D Menzies, T Gengenbach, J Forsythe, N Birbilis, G Johnson, C Charles, G McFarland, R Williams, C Fong, P Leech, K McLean, B Muir

(2012), Vol. 48, pp. 1907-1909, Chemical Communications, C1

Self-assembled peptides: Characterisation and in vivo response

D Nisbet, R Williams

(2012), Vol. 7, pp. 1-14, Biointerphases, C1

The in vivo performance of an enzyme-assisted self-assembled peptide/protein hydrogel

R Williams, T Hall, V Glattauer, J White, P Pasic, A Sorensen, L Waddington, K McLean, P Currie, P Hartley

(2011), Vol. 32, pp. 5304-5310, Biomaterials, C1-1

Biocatalysed peptide hydrogels : an investigation of self-assembly kinetics using NMR spectroscopy

A Sorensen, P Hartley, R Williams

(2010), Vol. 20, pp. 243-243, European cells and materials, Clavadelstr, Davos, C1-1

Exploiting biocatalysis in peptide self-assembly.

R Williams, R Mart, R Ulijn

(2010), Vol. 94, pp. 107-117, Biopolymers, C1-1

Enzyme-assisted self-assembly under thermodynamic control

R Williams, A Smith, R Collins, N Hodson, A Das, R Ulijn

(2009), Vol. 4, pp. 19-24, Nature Nanotechnology, C1-1

Fmoc-diphenylalanine self assembles to a hydrogel via a novel architecture based on π-π interlocked β-sheets

A Smith, R Williams, C Tang, P Coppo, R Collins, M Turner, A Saiani, R Ulijn

(2008), Vol. 20, pp. 37-41, Advanced Materials, C1-1

Enzyme-triggered self-assembly of peptide hydrogels via reversed hydrolysis

S Toledano, R Williams, V Jayawarna, R Ulijn

(2006), Vol. 128, pp. 1070-1071, Journal of the American Chemical Society, C1-1