Dr Richard Williams

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

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

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