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Biography
Dr Barry O’Hagan is a Scientific Officer in Bioimaging in the School of Biomedical Sciences at Ulster University. After graduating with a BSc Hons (2.1) in Biological Sciences he completed a MRes with distinction in studies allied to medicine at Ulster University. He commenced his PhD studies in the School of Biomedical Sciences at Ulster University. completing his thesis entitled ‘A stereological Investigation of Angiogenesis in Human Colorectal Tumours’ in 2001.
Dr O’Hagan has more than 20 years research experience in the areas of microscopy, bioimaging, histology and immunofluorescence.
He has worked extensively with Industry including a number of global leaders in the pharmaceuticals and agri-food sectors, and has established a strong track record in successfully delivering bespoke imaging solutions within industry relevant time-frames.
Dr O’Hagan’s expertise in the fields of microscopy and bioimaging has resulted in competitively awarded research funding of over £600K (e.g, from Innovate UK, DAFM/DAERA,)
He has published over 14 research articles in high impact peer-reviewed journals, with over 100 citations of his work to date.
Dr O’Hagan currently manages and maintains the Bioimaging Core Facility Unit, which houses in excess of £4M of state of the art microscopical equipment located within Ulster’s BMSRI.and leads research at Ulster into hydration of milk powder products.
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Research Interests
- Microscopy
- Bioimaging
- Electron microscopy
- Histology
- Angiogenesis
Teaching Interests
- Delivery of high quality, well received teaching and training in the disciplines of microscopy and cellular pathology.
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Research Output
A novel approach for dynamic in-situ surface characterisation of milk protein concentrate hydration and reconstitution using an environmental scanning electron microscope
Cenini, V., Gallagher, L., McKerr, G., McCarthy, N., McSweeney, D., Auty, M. & O'Hagan, B., 23 May 2020, In : Food Hydrocolloids. 108, 13 p., 105881.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Characterising the effect of particle size and relative humidity on the microstructure and rehydration of milk protein concentrates in real-time using Environmental scanning electron microscopy
Gallagher, L., Cenini, V., McSweeney, D., McKerr, G., McCarthy, N. & O'Hagan, B., 22 Oct 2019, (Accepted/In press).Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster
Environmental scanning electron microscopy as a novel tool to characterise in real-time the hydration of milk protein concentrates
Gallagher, L., Cenini, V., McSweeney, D., Auty, M., McKerr, G., McCarthy, N. & O'Hagan, B., 17 Jun 2019, (Accepted/In press).Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract
A novel role for CRIM1 in the corneal response to UV and pterygium development
Maurizi, E., Schiroli, D., Atkinson, SD., Mairs, L., Courtney, D., O'Hagan, B., McGilligan, V. E., Pagnamenta, A. T., Taylor, J. C., Vasquez, J. J. D., Illanes-Velarde, D. E., Goldsmith, D., Gouws, P., Moore, J., Nesbit, M. A. & Moore, T. C. B., 24 Oct 2018, In : Experimental Eye Research. YEXER_2018_435_R1.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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Can the emollients of similar composition be assumed to be therapeutically equivalent: a comparison of skin occlusivity and emulsion microstructure.
Antonijevic, M., Novac, O. & O'Hagan, B., 22 Jul 2018, (Accepted/In press) In : Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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