Louis research group members

• Ard Louis
• Dr. Arthur Straube is a visiting postdoc
• Dr. Thomas Ouldridge is a junior research fellow at University College.
• Yiannis Zacharoudiou is a DPhil student working on simulations and experiments on complex fluids. Jointly with Julia Yeomans and Dirk Aarts
• Steffen Schaper is a DPhil student working on the physics of biological evolution
• Christian Matek is a DPhil student working on modelling DNA.
• Petr Sulc is a DPhil student working on biological physics
• Kamal Dingle is a DPhil student working on evolution and systems biology, jointly with the Systems Biology Doctoral Training Centre
• Matthew Arnold is an MPhys student working on the physics of evolution.
• Christian Schroeder is an MPhys student working on the physics of evolution.
• Paul Stubley is an MPhys student working on modelling DNA

• We also collaborate closely with other members of the Theory of Soft and Biological Matter group in Oxford, all work on DNA and self-assembly is together with the group of Jonathan Doye .

Former Louis Group Members

• Anton Kan was an MPhys student working on DNA, he is now doing research in Japan.
• Tom Wyatt was an MPhys student working on DNA, he is now doing a PhD at UCL.
• Dr. Iain Johnston was a DPhil Student, jointly supervised with Jonathan Doye , He is now a postdoc in the Oxford Complex Systems group of Dr. Nick Jones at the Clarendon Laboratory & also in Biochemistry.
• Dr. Richard Matthews is a DPhil Student, jointly supervised with Julia Yeomans He is currently a postdoc in Vienna with the group of Christos Likos
• Dr. Felix Höfling was a visiting postdoc
• Rollo Hoare was an MPhys student working on "Understanding the self-assembly of DNA nanostructures", and will be starting a PhD at the UCL interdisciplinary research in the life sciences
• Anthony Connor was an MPhys student working on "The Physics of Biological Evolution", he is now doing a DPHil at the Oxford DTC
• Adam Levy was an MPhys student working on "Understanding the self-assembly of DNA nanostructures"
• Matt Llewellyn - Jones was an MPhys student working on "Positive design for self-assembly", he is now a PhD student in Cambridge.
• Sam Greenbruy was an MPhys student working on the evolution of simple models for gene networks. He is now doing a PhD at the "other place" with Sebastian Ahnert .
• Simon Nielsen is an MPhys student working on the evolution of RNA secondary structures.
• Dr. Alex Wilber was a PhD student, working with us on self-assembly and based in the group of Jonathan Doye , he now works in Cambridge.
• Stuart Lowe was an MPhys student working on evolutionary aspects of "Positive Design for Self Assembly". He is now doing a PhD on bioresponsive nano-particles at Imperial College
• Matt Smith was an MPhys student working on evolutionary aspects of "Positive Design for Self Assembly". He is now a PhD student at the California Institute of Technology
• Gabriel Villar was an MPhys student working on evolutionary aspects of "Positive Design for Self Assembly". He is now a DPhil student at the Life Sciences Interface Doctoral Training Centre in Oxford.
• Dr. Jimaan Sane Was a PhD student supported by EPSRC and Schlumberger Cambridge Research through a CASE award. He now works in London
• Ydid Choshen was an MPhys student working on the selectivity of the nuclear pore complex and now works in the City of London.
• Anna Lewis was an MPhys student working on positive design for self assembly, and is now enrolled in the Systems Biology Doctoral Training Centre
• Rosie Lyus was a part III Chemistry student, and now works for Asynt Technologies
• Dr. Johan Padding was a postdoc, supported by the EPSRC through the Impact Faraday programme, in partnership with Schlumberger Cambridge Research. He is now an assistant professor at the University of Eindhoven
• Dr. Stelios Karanikas was a PhD student supported by EPSRC and Schlumberger Cambridge Research through a CASE award.
He is now a postdoc at the Molecular Thermodynamics and Modeling of Materials Lab in Greece.
• Ainsley Mayhew Seers was a Part III Physics student, and is now working in the City.
• Dr. Pauline Wong was a Part III Physics student, then a PhD student in Medical Physics in Cambridge, and is now a Reseach Associate in Stanford.
• Chris Ogden was a Part III Physics student, and is now a PhD student in Queens University Belfast
• Dr. Arturo Moncho Jorda was a postdoc supported by the Fundación Ramón Areces and is now a lecturer in Physics at the Universidad de Granada
• Dr. I-Chun Lin was a Part III Chemistry student. She did a PhD in the group of Prof. Ursula Röthlisberger
and now is a postdoc at NYU