De novo design of modulators for protein-nucleic acid interactions.

University Research Priority Program for applying de novo protein design in the treatment of rare diseases.

Tenure-track assistant professorship for Advanced Biological Therapeutics at the Institute of Pharmacology of the University of Zurich.

The Institute of Pharmacology provides cutting edge infrastructure, laboratory space, and support for all of our projects.

Our lab is part of the Rosetta Commons community, a global network advancing protein design through shared software, training, and scientific exchange.

Our lab is part of the SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics network, which advances life science research through shared expertise, community support, and data resources.

The Swiss Light Source (SLS) provides state-of-the-art synchrotron facilities where we collect crystallographic data and collaborate on data processing methods and structural analysis.

The Dubochet Center for Imaging Lausanne provides access to advanced cryo-electron microscopy infrastructure, expertise, and support for structural biology projects.

The Center for Microscopy and Image Analysis (ZMB) provides imaging infrastructure, expert support, and training for cryoEM and light microscopy experiments.

The Protein Crystallization Center (PCC) provides infrastructure for crystallization screening and optimization for structural biology studies.

The biophysics unit enables access to instrumentation for analysing biomolecular interactions and stability.

The CSCS provides high-performance computing infrastructure and expertise that to support large scale bioinformatic projects and model training.

Science IT provides research computing infrastructure, data management, and technical support for our every day computational projects.

UZH AI connects our lab to a university-wide network advancing artificial intelligence research.