Blog posts

The final part of my kinase detection ‘trilogy’ is now out in ACS Nano. This is work I developed during my PhD in the lab of Hagan Bayley at the University of Oxford. Read more

Although synthetic biology is a relatively new field, it has been around long enough for there to be many different definitions of what it actually is. Often they end up being far too prescriptive or miss the point entirely. Rather than try to claim an authoritative definition, I want to offer a personal perspective that comes from originally training as a chemist. Read more

Our new publication is out in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B, Biological Sciences. Read more

I’m very excited that I have been awarded not one, but two post-doctoral fellowships to fund my work in the Schwille research group. Read more

I moved this year from the University of Oxford to the Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich. Unfortunately our work webpages are pretty minimal. So here I’ve made my ‘official’ website, with everything about me, my work, and how you can get in touch. Read more