Cancer Biophysics

We investigate the molecular mechanisms that govern nuclear organisation, with a focus on how cells coordinate transcription, DNA repair, and chromatin dynamics. By integrating cutting-edge approaches—including super-resolution microscopy, single-molecule biophysics, and genomic techniques—we aim to understand how nuclear processes are spatially and temporally regulated.

Our interdisciplinary research environment offers exciting opportunities for students and researchers interested in the fundamental biology that underpins cancer and genome stability.