13 03 2025 Our single isotype human tubulins can assemble into segmented microtubules in which the different segments prefer specific MAPS. [Link]

 

02 02 2025 We review the possibility that structural switching in the microtubule lattice elaborates on a more ancient protofilament-level switch. [Link]

 

06 01 2025 Our eduWOSM microscope delivers advanced quad-channel epifluorescence microscopy for less than $10K. [Link]

 

 

Work in the lab focuses on the force generating mechanisms of kinesin molecular motors and their microtubule tracks.

These mechanisms drive much of the active self-organisation behaviour of complex living cells. Understanding them is important both for fundamental science and for the development of improved chemical biology approaches to a range of important medical and agricultural problems.