Research theme

Cell decisions, oncogenic signalling, and early-cancer biology

We study how biochemical networks maintain cellular homeostasis, how DNA damage and oncogenic mutations disrupt those decisions, and how this knowledge can support earlier cancer detection and intervention.

Cell fate and cell decision research visual

Genetic heterogeneity, non-genetic variability, and cell-to-cell communication concept

Oncogenic SignallingHow oncogenic signalling triggers cancer-associated phenotypes by reprogramming signalling and metabolic networks while avoiding tumour suppressive mechanisms.

Hyper-dimensional imaging and early detection concept

Early detectionTranslation of the technologies and knowledge developed in these studies to early detection and intervention.

Single-cell biochemistry and DNA damage response graphical abstract

DNA Damage ResponseCheckpoint signalling and the DNA damage response, with particular interest in heterogeneous responses among clonal cell populations.