Jordan Cater wins Best ECR Speaker at ASB 2025

Congratulations to Dr Jordan Cater, who was awarded Best ECR Speaker at the Australian Society for Biophysics Annual meeting 2025.

Jordan presented his research on the development of generalisable Quenchbody biosensors based on a synthetic nanobody library, highlighting a new approach for developing versatile biosensing tools.

The award recognised Jordan’s outstanding presentation and research, and was a fantastic achievement at this year’s conference.

Lisanne Spenkelink
Lisanne Spenkelink
Senior Research Fellow

My research focusses on the development and use of single-molecule visualisation methods to study dynamics in complex biological systems.