By bridging our Chemistry and Bioscience Departments, we bring together multidisciplinary expertise to tackle challenges in infectious disease.

Bioimaging is a rapidly advancing field of new technologies, making hidden structures visible to aid analysis.

Answering the fundamental biological questions, most of which underpin biomedical interests relevant to the bioeconomy, such as age-related disease.

Innovative teaching and dialogue on the ethical, social and regulatory issues raised by the life sciences, such as issues relating to biotechnology.

Our group addresses fundamental questions such as the recognition of DNA by bacterial proteins and the biophysical basis of allostery.

Interdisciplinary science crossing the boundary between biology and the other physical sciences. We offer new insights into fundamental systems.

We use a range of techniques in synthetic organic chemistry, peptoid & peptide science and fluorine chemistry to biological problems.