Dr Janis MacCallum's Outputs (6)

Design of new anticancer drugs by selectable intracellular organelle targeting: make for the mitochondria or turn left for the lysosome? (2024)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Mincher, D., Kamel, M., Mohammed, O., MacCallum, J., & Turnbull, A. (2024, June). Design of new anticancer drugs by selectable intracellular organelle targeting: make for the mitochondria or turn left for the lysosome?. Presented at EACR 2024: Innovative Cancer Science, Rotterdam, Netherlands

Introduction
Defining structural features that can control and pinpoint the delivery of drugs to specific sub-cellular organelles ofcancer cells offers the prospect of designing more potentand selective drugs that negate drug resistance, with less d... Read More about Design of new anticancer drugs by selectable intracellular organelle targeting: make for the mitochondria or turn left for the lysosome?.

The effectiveness of biomimetic chromatography based methods in predictions of human pulmonary drug absorption (2023)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Dillon, A., Orzek, D., MacCallum, J., & Russo, G. (2023, June). The effectiveness of biomimetic chromatography based methods in predictions of human pulmonary drug absorption. Poster presented at HPLC 2023

Nowadays immobilized artificial membranes (IAM) are commonly used for modelling drug
transport through biological lipid layers. In most published studies a compound’s lipophilicity
measurements are performed in isocratic conditions where a low pe... Read More about The effectiveness of biomimetic chromatography based methods in predictions of human pulmonary drug absorption.

Meaningfully Embedding Industry-Relevant Life Science Skills in the Undergraduate Biosciences Curriculum (2023)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Garden, C., Campbell Casey, S., & MacCallum, J. (2023, June). Meaningfully Embedding Industry-Relevant Life Science Skills in the Undergraduate Biosciences Curriculum. Presented at QAA Scotland's 5th International Enhancement Conference, Glasgow

For more than a decade I and colleagues have been working in partnership with the Scottish Lifesciences industry and other stakeholders to develop relevant, industry informed biosciences curricula at Edinburgh Napier University. This work has also be... Read More about Meaningfully Embedding Industry-Relevant Life Science Skills in the Undergraduate Biosciences Curriculum.

“How am I doing? A record of skills development at Edinburgh Napier University (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Campbell Casey, S., & MacCallum, J. (2017, March). “How am I doing? A record of skills development at Edinburgh Napier University. Poster presented at 5th Annual Gearing up for Transitions conference, Edinburgh University

Skills Passport for Life Sciences at Edinburgh Napier University: Helping students to help themselves (2015)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
MacCallum, J., Campbell Casey, S., Durkin, P., & MacNab, A. (2015, June). Skills Passport for Life Sciences at Edinburgh Napier University: Helping students to help themselves. Poster presented at 5th Assessment in Higher Education Conference

'Skills Passport' for Life Sciences at Edinburgh Napier University: Helping students to help themselves. (2015)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Campbell, S. A., Durkin, P., MacCallum, J., & MacNab, A. (2015, June). 'Skills Passport' for Life Sciences at Edinburgh Napier University: Helping students to help themselves. Paper presented at QAA Enhancement and Innovation in Higher Education Conference

Developing graduates with the appropriate skills for future employment is an issue that affects every sector of industry. Research within the Life Sciences sector in Scotland has identified a number of areas where improvements could be made in the sk... Read More about 'Skills Passport' for Life Sciences at Edinburgh Napier University: Helping students to help themselves..