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Professor Richard Berry works in the field of Biological Physics, focusing on the physics of Large Molecular Machines that perform essential processes in life. His research emphasizes Rotary Molecular Motors, particularly the Bacterial Flagellar Motor and F1FO ATP-synthase. He employs an array of advanced techniques, such as novel forms of light microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, laser dark-field microscopy, and laser interferometry, to measure nanoscale motions. His laboratory utilizes optical tweezers and magnetic tweezers to manipulate these molecular motors and employs single-molecule fluorescence microscopy to study individual components and interactions. Additionally, his work seeks to develop new techniques with applications in medical diagnostics and synthetic biology. Berry collaborates broadly across disciplines, including microbiology and structural biology, and his lab is part of the Kavli Institute for Nanoscience Discovery.
Oxford Physics • Oxford
Research group working on physics of large molecular machines.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.