From: pgdp@ukc.ac.uk (P.G.D.Pellow)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes,uk.jobs
Subject: Postdoctoral Biochemist seeks work in Biological Research
Date: 10 Sep 92 09:54:31 GMT
Organization: Computing Lab, University of Kent at Canterbury, UK.

I am at present looking for a new post. Preferably a research
post, full time, permanent or contract. If anyone is interested please
write to me. (Computer mail will not reach me after about 16/9/92
because I am relinquishing my computer login.)

                      Curriculum Vitae


Personal Details

Name: Dr Peter Graham David PELLOW

Profession: Biochemist

Nationality: British

Date of birth: 18/2/59

Marital status: Single

Address: 10 Salisbury road, Canterbury, Kent, CT2  7HH,  The
United Kingdom. Telephone 0227 761968

Personal Statement

In the last fourteen years I have gained  a  wide  range  of
knowledge  and experience from the posts I have held and the
further  education  I  have  undertaken.  My  organisational
experience   includes   helping  to  found,  and  acting  as
treasurer for,  the  Nature  Conservation  Society  at  Kent
University  (as  an  undergraduate)  and  co-ordinating  and
recruiting auxiliary sports centre staff for part-time  work
at the University sports centre (whilst working on my Ph.D).
I have been involved in student teaching. As a Ph.D  student
I  supervised  undergraduate  practical  classes,  including
marking the practical reports, and third year  project  stu-
dents. Since becoming a Research Fellow I have led undergra-
duate tutorials. I also served on the Biology Safety Commit-
tee  where  I  was  involved  in making policy decisions and
where I acted as a valuable link between  the  postgraduates
and  the  staff  in the department. I am versatile, outgoing
and resourceful.

Education and Qualifications

1978-81          University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent.

Degree awarded:  B.Sc. Biochemistry (hons), Class  II  Divi-
                 sion 1


1983-1985        Chelsea  College,  University  of   London,
                 Manresa Road, Chelsea, London.

Degree  awarded:  M.Sc.   Biopharmacy,   Pass   (Day-release
                 course).


1986-1989        University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent.

Degree awarded:  Ph.D. in Biochemistry.

Project:         Mechanism of Regulation  of  Hepatic  Cyto-
                 chrome P450 Expression.
                 An investigation of the effect of  steroids
                 on  the  induction  of  Cytochromes P450 by
                 Phenobarbitone in primary cultures of  foe-
                 tal  chick hepatocytes grown in hormone and
                 serum free medium.


Work Experience

Summer 1980:  Research Assistant for Dr R.B.Freedman at Kent
              University. Research on sulphur bond formation
              in bovine serum albumin.


1981-1982:    Researcher/Surveyor for  the  National  Trust,
              Cornwall Region. Project to identify the major
              plants and map their positions within  3  gar-
              dens in the Cornwall area, and to research the
              history of the development of each garden.


1983-1986:    Research Assistant/Biochemist at the Dept.  of
              Thoracic  Medicine,  Royal Free Hospital, Lon-
              don. Research on Mucociliary clearance and  on
              Nebuliser function.


1986-1989:    Ph.D. student,  Kent  University,  Canterbury,
              Kent, CT2 7NJ. (Official registration period.)
              Supervisor: Dr  F.R.Burnet.  (Further  details
              given  under  Education  and  Qualifications).
              Postgraduate Safety Representative  1987-1989.
              Auxiliary Sports Hall Assistant.


1989-1991:    Continued  Laboratory  work  for  Ph.D  for  7
              months  and  then  wrote up whilst unemployed.
              Also continued to work part-time as an Auxili-
              ary  Sports  Hall Assistant at the University.
              Submitted on 22/1/91; Examined on 7/6/91; Gra-
              duated 30/11/91.


1991-Present: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Kent University,
              Canterbury,   Kent,   CT2  7NJ.  Employer:  Dr
              P.J.Blower, Lecturer in Chemistry based in the
              Biology  Dept..   The  post is divided between
              the University and the Nuclear Medicine Dept.,
              Kent  and  Canterbury  Hospital. The object of
              the research is to repeat the synthesis of two
              different  chemical  complexes between techne-
              cium and 1,4,7-trithiacyclononane (9S3) origi-
              nally  produced  in  a pilot study. To compare
              these complexes with  similar  complexes  pro-
              duced  between  9S3 and other transition metal
              elements (e.g. nickel) using HPLC and electro-
              phoresis  in order to obtain indirect informa-
              tion on the  charge  of  the  technecium  com-
              plexes.  To  synthesise  these complexes using
              technecium-99m (metastable form), purify  them
              using  HPLC, and examine their biodistribution
              in mice to discover if they might be useful in
              nuclear  medicine  as organ imaging agents for
              humans. To work up kit purification methods if
              they are useful as imaging agents.


Posts of Responsibility Held.

St. John's Ambulance Cadet 1971-1975.

School Prefect.

Treasurer of Nature Conservation Society at Kent University,
1980-1981.

Library Custodian at the Royal Free Hospital, 1984-1986.

Miscellaneous

Full Driving Licence.

Attended Radiation Protection Course at the Royal Free  Hos-
pital (1985).


Referees

The addresses of my referees will be provided on request.

Publications

S.P.Newman, P.G.D.Pellow, M.M.Clay and S.W.Clarke.
Evaluation of Jet Nebulisers for use with  Gentamicin  solu-
tion.
Thorax 32 1985 671-676.

S.P.Newman, P.G.D.Pellow, M.M.Clay and S.W.Clarke.
Output, Droplet Size and Administration Time  of  Hypertonic
Saline Aerosol from four brands of Jet Nebuliser.
IN: Proceedings  of  the  3rd  International  Conference  on
Liquid  Atomisation and Spray Systems. Edited by P.Eisenklam
and A.Yule. Institute of Energy, London, 1985,  p  111B/3/1-
10.

S.P.Newman and P.G.D.Pellow.
Evaluation of Jet Nebulisers.
IN: Drug  delivery  to  the  Respiratory  Tract.  Edited  by
D.Ganderton and T.Jones.  Published in 1987 by Ellis Horwood
Ltd, Chichester, England. (ISBN 0-89573-586-5)

S.P.Newman, P.G.D.Pellow and S.W.Clarke.
in vitro Comparison of DeVilbiss Jet and Ultrasonic Nebuliz-
ers.
Chest 92 1987 991-994.

S.P.Newman, P.G.D.Pellow and S.W.Clarke.
Efficient nebulisation of powdered antibiotics.
International Journal of Pharmaceutics 36 1987 55-60.

Three internal National Trust Reports (one for each  Garden,
see work experience) complete with maps.