We use mass spectrometry and integrative structural biology to study the structure, conformational dynamics and function of proteins and their assemblies.

Current work aims to:​

• Develop new mass spectrometry-based methods for structural biology.

• Inform on the architecture of intrinsically disordered proteins and mechanisms of condensate assembly.

• Interrogate the mechanisms of chaperone function and outer membrane assembly in diderm bacteria.

• Elucidate the structural mechanism of ribosome specialisation.​​

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See the Research pages for more information on current major protects.