Contact Dr Sarah Gosling
Background
Sarah completed an integrated Masters in Biology (MBiol) at Durham University in 2018, achieving a first-class degree. Her Masters' thesis had a focus on nuclear gene expression in breast cancer, and she continues to have an interest in cancer biology. Sarah began her PhD at Cranfield in September 2018 continuing her focus on breast cancer from a physicochemical perspective.
Current activities
Sarah is carrying out her PhD titled 'Microcalcifications as novel biomarkers for breast cancer' within the Cranfield Forensic Institute in Cranfield Defence and Security. Her PhD primarily uses X-ray diffraction to investigate the differing material properties of calcium phosphate deposits in different breast tissue pathologies.
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Arnold EL, Gosling S, Davies SK, Cross HL, Evans P, Keeble DS, Greenwood C & Rogers KD (2022) Thermally dynamic examination of local order in nanocrystalline hydroxyapatite, Journal of Solid State Chemistry, 315 (November) Article No. 123474. Dataset/s: 10.17862/cranfield.rd.19886560
- Gosling S, Calabrese D, Nallala J, Greenwood C, Pinder S, King L, Marks J, Pinto D, Lynch T, Lyburn ID, Hwang S, Grand Challenge PRECISION Consortium, Rogers K & Stone N (2022) A multi-modal exploration of heterogeneous physico–chemical properties of DCIS breast microcalcifications, The Analyst, 147 (8) 1641-1654.
- Gosling S, Scott R, Greenwood C, Bouzy P, Nallala J, Lyburn ID, Stone N & Rogers K (2019) Calcification microstructure reflects breast tissue microenvironment, Journal of Mammary Gland Biology and Neoplasia, 24 (4) 333-342.
