Abbreviated CV B.Sc (Hons) University of Queensland. PhD University of Queensland. Postdoctoral fellow, University of Illinois. ARC Postdoctoral fellow, Australian National University.

Investigating Interactions between Metallointercalators and DNA Nanofiltration using Carbon Nanotube Membranes Bioinorganic Chemistry of Metallodrugs Molecular Cages for Metal Ions

J. Boge, L.J. Sweetman, M. in het Panhuis and S.F. Ralph, “The Effect of Preparation Conditions and Biopolymer Dispersants on the Properties of SWNT Buckypapers”, J. Mat.Chem., DOI 10.1039/6914824h (2009) -article to be featured on back cover of Journal. A.M.T. Bygott, R.J. Geue, S.F. Ralph, A.M. Sargeson and A.C. Willis, “Octahedral and Trigonal Prismatic Structure Preferences in a Bicyclic Hexaamine Cage for Zinc(II), Cadmium(II) and Mercury(II) Ions”, Dalton Transactions, 4778 (2007) – article featured on inside Journal front cover. J. Talib, J.L. Beck and S.F. Ralph, “A Mass Spectrometric Investigation of the Binding of Gold Antiarthritic Agents and the Metabolite [Au(CN)2]- to Human Serum Albumin”, J. Biol. Inorg. Chem.,11, 559 (2006). D.A. Reece, S.F. Ralph and G.G. Wallace, “Metal Transport Studies on Inherently Conducting Polymer Membranes Containing Cyclodextrin Dopants”, Journal of Membrane Science, 249, 9 (2005). J. Ding, W.E. Price, S.F. Ralph and G.G. Wallace, “Electroless Recovery of Gold Chloride Using Inherently Conducting Polymers”, Polymer International, 53, 681 (2004). J. Talib, J.L. Beck, T. Urathamakul, C.D Nguyen, J.B. Aldrich-Wright, J.P. Mackay and S.F. Ralph, “A Mass Spectrometric Investigation of the Ability of Metal Complexes to Modulate Transcription Factor Activity”, Chemical Communications, 5546 (2009). T. Urathamakul, D.J. Walker, J.L. Beck, T.B. Aldrich-Wright and S.F. Ralph, “Comparison of Mass Spectrometry and other Techniques for Probing Interactions Between Metal Complexes and DNA”, Inorg. Chem., 47, 6621 (2008).