

We use cryo-EM and single-molecule imaging to reveal how human and bacterial replisomes overcome DNA damage and secondary DNA structures.

We study how the mitochondrial replisome copies its genome and how disease-associated mutant proteins affect this process.

We develop methods for screening and selection at the single-molecule level to evolve new molecular functions with ultra-high sensitivity.

We design customisable fluorescent biosensors for rapid, highly sensitive detection of specific biomolecules.

Jordan Nicholls presented his research at the ASBMB/KSBMB Joint Symposium at the University of Sydney.

Our entire lab travelled to Coffs Harbour for the 2026 East Coast Protein Meeting, where Jordan Nicholls was selected for a best talk award following his presentation.