Day out at Down Under Beach - celebrating the Women Interactive Materials Award (WIMA).

New publication? IF = %alc.

Kevin defended his PhD with an epic publication record. What a journey!

The whole group attended the SynCell conference in The Hague. Lots of science and lots of fun!

We went wakeboarding together this year - was great fun!

Kevin's beautiful contribution to the Biophysical Society Art of Science Image Contest 2021.

We took our first steps in Nov. 2019. Thank you to all the kind and generous scientists who supported us on the way!

Socially distanced and enjoying the autumn sun in the garden of the MPI.

From DNA nanopores to synthetic cells and contractile actin networks. Guess what's next!

Happy holidays from the whole Biophysical Engineering group. P.S.: This microfluidic droplet-based Christmas tree can produce energy by transforming light into ATP!

That's how we make origami with DNA: A long piece of single-stranded DNA is folded by short DNA 'staples'.

Watch Kerstin's talk here: https://youtu.be/i11lT95h9MU

A paper origami of our membrane-spanning DNA origami nanopore.

We are shooting a short film on DNA origami. Hope you like it!

Kerstin presenting DNA nanopores at TEDx CambridgeUniversity.

Pumpkin carving in the lab.

Design credit: Alex Bateman.