This July was an action-packed month of learning and collaboration for one of our TuttleLab members, Raj Kumar. From attending a prestigious machine learning summer school to participating in an innovative residency program, it was a summer full of growth and new ideas. OxML Summer School on Health and Bio From July 6-9, Raj travelled […]
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Daniela’s paper featured on front cover!
Daniela Kroiss’s paper on the discovery of dynamic ATP-peptide complexes has been featured on the inaugural issue of the journal ChemSystemsChem. ChemSystemsChem is an interdisciplinary journal publishing high-impact peer-reviewed research in out-of-equilibrium self-assembly, chemical networks and chemical ensembles with emergent properties, such as movement, communication and collective behaviour, working together in minimal metabolisms, artificial cells and […]
Travis represents as finalist in Images of Research
Congratulations to 1st year PhD student Travis Hesketh who was shortlisted as a finalist in Strathclyde’s “Images of Research”. Travis created his own thought provoking image of one of our latest tripeptide projects that demonstrates the ability of these remarkable peptides to form highly organised materials that also structure water through their pores. Travis did […]
We have a PhD Opportunity!
We are currently seeking applications to join the group on a fully-funded PhD project titled ‘Self-Assembly of Biologically Inspired Functional Materials,’ for further information on the project and to submit an application visit: https://www.findaphd.com/search/ProjectDetails.aspx?PJID=98925 We look forward to receiving your application!
