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Paris, Île-de-France, France

Île-de-France, France

Engineering new nanopore sensors for peptide biomarker characterisation and protein sequencing.

Structural, biophysical and biochemical analysis of bacteriophage DNA packaging enzymes and viral helicases. Engineering of bacteriophage portal proteins as novel protein nanopores for use in lipid membranes and hybrid devices. Acting Group Leader during Professor Fred Antson's sabbatical Oct 2018-April 2019.

Developing new reagents for DNA gyrase and topoisomerase activity assays, towards drug discovery for new antibiotics and cancer treatments. Optimisation of protein expression and purification of new enzyme homologues for drug target screening.

Using biophysical and biochemical methods to discover and characterise fragment based drugs targeting protein-protein interactions. Engineering a general display scaffold for long peptide interaction motifs for use in multiple biophysical interaction assays. Worked in the group of Professor Marko Hyvönen

Norwich, United Kingdom

Structural and biophysical analysis of the interactions that regulate RNA transcription elongation in bacteria. Towards development of novel antibiotics. Department of Biochemistry. Professor Tony Maxwell as mentor.

Eugene, Oregon Area

Using biophysical approaches to understand the interactions that regulate RNA transcription elongation and termination. Developing new assays to track transcription elongation. Worked in the Group of Professor Peter H. von Hippel.

Understanding the mechanisms driving antibiotic plasmid transfer in E. coli and S. Aureus in the group of Professor Ron Skurray.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Microbiology And Parasitology

Expression studies of the Hepatitis C Virus structural proteins under the supervision of Professor Eric Gowans. Towards the development of.

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.(Hons)), Biology/Virology, 2A

Honours Degree: Engineering new receptors for Human Rhinovirus.