The Biomolecular Horizons conference was in Melbourne this year, featuring a many talks and poster presentations. A few of our lab members attended, with several also sharing their own research with the community.

The Australian Synchrotron (in Melbourne) is a world-class research facility that uses X-ray and infrared towards atomic-level exploration across fields such as health, environment, energy, and materials science - in particular, we use it for protein structure determination.

It has been a while! We were missing a few people but managed to get most of the team.

We had a great time working with Tommy in-person over the last few months.

We made the cover for one of our many publications of this year. Pictured are theoretical protein fitness landscapes where the compounding fitness of two smooth landscapes can lead to a landscape more complex than both. A really cool read if you are interested in protein evolution.