Overview
The Rhys lab is interested in designing new, and engineering existing, peptides and proteins. The latest developments in experimental methods and computational algorithms enable us to develop new peptides and proteins that do not exist in nature. We are developing a team of highly interdisciplinary scientists to tackle some of the unmet challenges that society faces. These include developing new therapeutics for diseases that are currently difficult to treat, and new enzymes to replace chemical reaction that are bad for the environment.
Our lab is always open to new collaborations. Our lab is also a supportive environment that cares about the development of its students and staff. We welcome anyone regardless of age, disability, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation. We are open to anyone looking to contribute to making the lab a diverse, inclusive and friendly environment.
For up-to-date information please visit www.rhyslab.com
Biography
Publications
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CH4305 Macromolecules of life