Research Activities

Invited Talk

• D. P. Martins, "e-Health Technologies in Nursing: The Past, Present and Future", WIT, 2020. 

• D. P. Martins, "Engineering Computing Devices Using Bacteria Natural Signalling Systems", TSSG, 2020. 

• D. P. Martins, "How to test your idea?", TSSG, 2017. 

• D. P. Martins, "Transição da Graduação para o Mercado de Trabalho" (in Portuguese), Instituto Federal da Paraíba, 2012

Oral Presentations

• D. P. Martins, "Design of a Microfluidic-based Computing Chip Using Bacteria", DATE 2023

• D. P. Martins, "Creating Codes Using Bacteria Signalling", Annual VistaMilk Conference 2022.

• D. P. Martins, "Design of Encapsulated Bacteria-based Devices to Monitor Microbiome Interactions", UHW Annual Research Meeting 2021.

• D. P. Martins, "Microfluidic Attenuator Model Utilizing Engineered Bacteria to Trap Virus", TSSG Summit 2017.

• D. P. Martins, "Microfluidic Filter Model Utilizing Engineered Bacteria to Trap Virus", WIT Research Day 2017.

• D. P. Martins, "Internet das Bio-Nano Coisas: Oportunidades e Perspectivas para Nanomedicina" (in Portuguese), UNIJORGE, 2016.

Poster Presentations

• D. P. Martins, M. T. Barros, L. Coffey, P. D. Cotter, D. P. Berry and S. Balasubramaniam "Using a Bacteria-based Biosensor Molecular Communications for Logic Computation", Annual VistaMilk Conference 2019.

• D. P. Martins, M. T. Barros, T. Sinkruasuan, B. O'Sullivan, A. O'Riordan, and S. Balasubramaniam, "Bacteria Molecular Computing-on-a-Chip for Smart Agriculture", Annual VistaMilk Conference 2019. 

• D. P. Martins, M. T. Barros, and S. Balasubramaniam, "Synthetic Digital Logic Circuits using Molecular Communications", Advancing AgriTech in Ireland 2019.

• D. P. Martins, M. T. Barros, and S. Balasubramaniam, " Using Molecular Communications to Control Biofilm Formation", 2nd Workshop on Molecular Communications, 2017.

• D. P. Martins, M. T. Barros, and S. Balasubramaniam, "Architecture Design for Programmable Bacteria-based Nanonetworks", WIT Research Day 2016.

• D. P. Martins, M. T. Barros, and S. Balasubramaniam, "Using Engineered Bacteria to Trap Ebola Virus", 1st Workshop on Molecular Communications, 2016.